Description
Nude II: An illusive brown you won't find anywhere else with a neutral to cool undertone.
On Fit: The Pillow runs true to size.
Additional Details:
- Leather upper
- Cushioned insole
- Breathable leather lining
- 64mm rectangular heel (2.5")
- Made in Brazil
Materials & Craft
A leather upper over a leather sock lining, made in small batches in Porto Alegre, Brazil. We work in limited runs so each pair gets the time it needs, cut, stitched, and finished to a standard we can stand behind. The exact materials, outsole, and heel height for this style are listed in the product details above.
Fit & Care
Our shoes run fairly true to size. If you're between sizes, we recommend going down a half size, as real leather softens and gives a little with wear. To keep them looking their best, wipe with a soft dry cloth, let them rest between wears, and store them away from direct heat.
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on all U.S. orders, to all 50 states and Washington, DC. Returns and exchanges are accepted within 14 days of delivery, in original, unused condition with the original packaging. To start a return or exchange, email hello@rebecca-allen.com and we'll send you a return label (a flat $8 is deducted from your refund).
As seen in
Nude is not a one-shade-fits-all color. Rebecca Allen offers a range of versatile silhouettes in various skin tones.
A nude that matches you
A nude that matches you
Most "nude" shoes are made for one skin tone. Rebecca Allen started the other way around. Our founder pulled more than 70 leather swatches and tested them on women of every complexion, in real light, until a true range of warm nude tones earned their place. Find the one that finally disappears against your skin.
Made in Porto Alegre, in small batches
Made in Porto Alegre, in small batches
After five years as a Vice President at Goldman Sachs, Rebecca Allen couldn't find a nude pump that matched her skin, so she made one. Every style is produced in small batches in Porto Alegre, Brazil, with a leather upper and leather sock lining, finished slowly so the standard stays high.