Maison Margiela Tabi Low Shoes - Black - 5



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The Maison Margiela Tabi Low Shoes are designed for fashion-forward adults who value avant-garde aesthetics and high-quality craftsmanship. Featuring the brand's iconic split-toe silhouette, these Italian-made leather loafers offer a distinct look that blends contemporary edge with classic loafer construction. A primary caveat to note is that the unique split-toe design requires a specific type of hosiery, as standard socks cannot be worn with these shoes.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 5 |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Series | Tabi |
| Model Part Number | S58WR0110 P3827 H8396 |
| Brand | Maison Margiela |
Yes, you must wear split-toe socks (Tabi socks) because the design separates the big toe from the rest of the foot.
The Tabi range generally follows standard European sizing; however, the split-toe box may feel different initially, so it is recommended to ensure the length accommodates your longest toe.
Store them in a cool, dry place inside their dust bag to prevent the leather from drying out or collecting dust.
Yes, as high-quality Italian leather shoes, a professional cobbler can usually replace the sole once it wears down.
The white stitch is a signature design element of Maison Margiela, representing the brand's unique identity on many of its products.
Ensure you are using split-toe socks and that your foot is properly aligned with the toe split before sliding the heel in.
Use a matching black leather cream and a soft buffing brush to gently buff out superficial scratches.
To ensure the longevity of your Tabi loafers, use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away surface dust after each wear. For minor scuffs, apply a leather-specific cream or conditioner to maintain the luster of the smooth black finish. Because of the split-toe design, ensure you purchase split-toe socks or Tabi-specific hosiery to prevent discomfort between the toes. Avoid submerging the shoes in water or exposing them to excessive heat, as this can degrade the natural leather and structural adhesive.