The combination of a classic tan leather base and intricate antique zari embroidery gives these juttis a unique and elegant look. The detailed embroidery showcases the rich heritage of India, while the comfortable and durable materials make them suitable for everyday wear.

Key Attributes

• Upper Material : Classic tan-colored leather with intricate antique zari embroidery
• Back Material : Leather
• Lining Material : Genuine leather with a brown base and white dotted stitching
• Sole : Vegetable-tanned leather, double cushioned for enhanced comfort
• Color : Classic tan with gold embroidery
• Embroidery : Antique zari work

• Rich Heritage : Exquisite antique zari embroidery showcasing Indian craftsmanship.
• Versatile Style : Perfect for both traditional and modern outfits.
• Enhanced Comfort : Double-cushioned sole and comfortable inner lining for extended wear.
• Durable Material : Genuine leather for longevity and a luxurious feel.
• Unique Design : A classic and elegant design with intricate embroidery that stands out.

To ensure your Classic Tan Juttis remain in pristine condition and last for years to come, please follow these care instructions:

• Regular Cleaning :  Use a soft brush to remove any particles without damaging.
• Spot Cleaning : If necessary, spot clean the juttis using a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Avoid soaking the juttis in water as this can damage the materials and embroidery. Dab gently on the stained area and then wipe with a clean, damp cloth to remove any soap residue. Allow to air dry completely in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight.
• Storage : Store the juttis in a cool, dry place to prevent any moisture damage. Use a fabric shoe bag or wrap them in a soft cloth to protect from dust and scratches.
• Protecting the Leather : Apply a leather conditioner periodically to keep the genuine leather inner material soft and supple.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals : Do not use harsh chemicals or cleaning agents on the juttis as they can damage the delicate embroidery and materials.
• Handling with Care : Handle the juttis with clean hands to avoid transferring oils or dirt to the fabric and embroidery. Be mindful of where you wear your juttis; avoid rough or abrasive surfaces that could damage the detailed work.

Stylish tips to help you step out in elegance and charm:

• Traditional Elegance : Pair these juttis with a traditional kurta and churidar for an elegant ethnic look. 
• Modern Glam : Team them with a simple dress to add a touch of traditional elegance to a modern outfit.
• Festive Vibe : Wear them with jeans and a long kurta for a chic, casual style.
• Casual Chic : Add them to a contemporary outfit like palazzos and a tunic for a fusion look.
• Ethnic Fusion : Mix with a maxi dress or a jumpsuit. Accessorize with a potli bag and layered necklaces.