Jimmy Choo Women Hya 45 Barley Woven Raffia Slingbacks with Pearl Studs redefine summer elegance with artisanal woven raffia and delicate pearl detailing. These beige slingbacks blend natural textures with luxury for effortless, sun-kissed style.
- Woven raffia upper in beige
- Slingback with adjustable buckle
- 45mm slender high heel silhouette
- Signature pearl studs embellishments
- Pairs perfectly with dresses or tailored pants
Why You’ll Love It
- Elevate warm-weather looks with natural raffia and elegant pearls.
- Lightweight design keeps feet comfortable all day long.
- Versatile beige tone complements both casual and formal styles.
Materials & Craftsmanship
Crafted from tightly woven raffia, the upper combines a tactile natural fiber with smooth leather lining for breathability and comfort. The adjustable slingback strap features a polished buckle, ensuring a secure fit. Delicate pearl studs add a refined, feminine touch to the structured silhouette. The 45mm heel is wrapped in raffia for a cohesive finish, while the leather sole offers durability and grip on various surfaces.
How to Style It
- For garden parties, pair with a flowing floral midi dress and straw hat.
- At upscale brunches, combine with cropped tailored trousers and a silk blouse.
- On evening dates, style with a sleek slip dress and pearl accessories.
Size & Fit
Jimmy Choo Women Hya 45 slingbacks fit true to size with a narrow silhouette. The adjustable buckle allows for a personalized fit around the heel, ideal for slim to medium width feet. If between sizes, consider sizing up for added comfort.
Sourcing & inspection
This piece is sourced individually for your order through our partner network. Before it is dispatched it is checked by hand — stitching, hardware, lining, finish and measurements — and photographed so you see the exact item before it ships.
Delivery
Free worldwide shipping, 8 to 16 days after dispatch. Express delivery available. If your parcel has not reached you within 45 days of your order date, you receive a full refund.
