These 7cm elegant black wedding height-increasing shoes include the visible outsole and hidden insole lift.
Mr. Assange is also available in and .
To increase your height by a further 1.2cm, select one size larger and insert .
We dont recommend inserting 1.6cm Ezylift insoles as these may cause your heels to slip out.
FEATURES OF MR. ASSANGE MATTE BLACK
- Black Leather height elevator shoes
- Upper material: Premium grade cow leather
- Outsole material: Premium rubber
- Insole material: Non-compressing polyurethane with JENNEN cushion comfort layer
- Total height increase: 7cm
- Visible outer heel thickness: 2.5cm
- Built-in, hidden lift insole thickness: 4.5cm
ABOUT MR. ASSANGE MATTE BLACK
Introducing Mr. Assange from JENNEN. These matte black wedding shoes are sleek but practical, thus, giving the ultimate combination of elegance, comfort, and fashion. They are perfect for the groom or the groomsmen who'd love to be taller on the special day.
Inspired by the brave soul of Julian Paul Assange, these shoes revive belief and grace. Additional height boost of 7cm is subtly integrated into the design, working to elevate you above your guests when headed down the aisle or into any formal event.
Crafted from top notch tanned bovine leather and a JENNEN cushion for comfort, the matte effect provides a contemporary touch and keeps the feet cool and comfortable at all times. These shoes have premium quality thanks to the designers based in Melbourne, Australia and come with the best rubber outer sole for grip and stability.
Mr. Assange Matte Black is also available in and variants, giving you versatile options to match your personal style and the emphasized day-specific requirements. These shoes will make sure you are ready to go, be it a wedding, a black tie event or any special event.
Advisory: Wearing these stylish with a black tux or a suit in a trimmed cut is a great idea to establish an everlasting and commanding style statement.
With Mr. Assange, step into your next event with style, sophistication, and confidence.
