The famous Spanish brand, renowned for the comfort and quality of its footwear, presents a collection that best represents its ability to innovate while maintaining a strong connection to its roots.
October 2024
Pitillos’ is a collection that combines style, innovation and authenticity, ready to win over the public with its balance between past and future. Lightweight and comfortable models, ideal for all-day wear. PITILLOS has been able to reinterpret its iconic lines by adding a modern and contemporary touch: innovative soles, bold color combinations and heels in line with the latest trends.
Among the most irresistible models of the next Spring/Summer stand out the Mary Jane, timeless style icons, flanked by the rock&roll ballerinas, trendy and full of grit. Sneakers, indispensable in every season in every wardrobe, are protagonists with new models inspired by the world of basketball that add a dynamic and original touch to the brand’s offer. Then there is no shortage of sandals, offered with both heels and platforms, for the perfect mix of comfort and style. Materials have been chosen with great care to offer modern and sophisticated proposals: leathers with innovative prints and laminated finishes add a touch of glamour, while suede and natural materials such as raffia create a rustic yet sophisticated balance. White, a symbol of freshness and elegance, dominates the collection’s palette, flanked by vibrant shades such as coral, the true chromatic protagonist of the season, and other hues that evoke summer, with ample space dedicated to gold and silver colors.
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