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Anne G. published 20/06/2020

5/5

I have bought this design over 3 years and friends have seen them on me and sent for the same ones . Again I would buy more if the colours I prefer were available. This year I chose a brown pair and they are perfect.- goes with everything.

Emma W. published 26/05/2020

5/5

my second pair and I love them, the bubblegum scent is so good especially if you have sweaty feet.

At Natural World Eco we take care of every detail to achieve quality, comfort, ecological awareness and fashion in our footwear. The Old Apricot ballerinas for women have been designed for day to day, combining style and sustainability. Made 100% in Spain with ecological materials, these women's ballerinas are perfect for summer days for their design, comfort and freshness. The upper part of the Old Apricot women ballerinas is made of 100% organic cotton and the sole is made of natural rubber. As part of our brand philosophy, these women´s summer ballerinas come in a recycled cardboard box, something essential for those who want to contribute positively to the environment.

✓ Made with 100% natural cotton

✓ Rubber outsole

✓ Wash with cold water, maximum 30º

✓ Let it air dry

• We recommend washing them separately, due to the fact that we use natural dyes and they may fade during the first washing

• For any doubt or query, please do not hesitate to contact our Customer Service

Size Guide
Size	Nº 35	Nº 36	Nº 37	Nº 38	Nº 39	Nº 40	Nº 41	Nº 42
Insole length	22,2 cm	22,9 cm	23,5 cm	24,3 cm	24,8 cm	25,5 cm	26,3 cm	26,9 cm

Attention! The measures in the table above reflect the length of the insole and not of the foot.
We recommend you to remove the insole of one of your comfortable shoes and then measure this length to compare with the table.

Once we have finished producing the colecction, the fabrics that has been discarded during the cutting process are send to a textile recycling plant and are added back to organic cotton

During the manufacture of our soles, all the remaining rubber become powder for future reuse. When the new rubber is made, approximately 30% of the recycled rubber is incorporated into.