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For the times when the dress code is “dressy casual,” these shoes are the perfect fit to zhuzh up your jeans and slouchy T-shirt look. The 1 1/4-inch block heel is perfect for walking longer distances and keeping your feet blister-free. Plus, the gladiator wrap-around straps allow your feet to really breathe with every step.If you want to beef up your basics collection, consider adding these Franco Sarto Caven 3 Slide Sandals to your closet.
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