Damir Doma Black & White Mega Laced High Sneakers
Size on label
44
Condition
Great
Recommended size
44 EU · US10
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Processed in 24 hours
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62 Rue de Turbigo, 75003 Paris
Description & Measures
These Damir Doma high top sneakers feature a unique design with black leather straps laced over a textured white base, blending black suede and perforated white leather for a modern, monochrome look. The padded beige leather lining adds comfort, while the solid black rubber sole embossed with the Damir Doma logo completes the refined silhouette. Made in Portugal, these sneakers balance avant-garde style with everyday wearability. In very good condition. Marked size 44.
Shipping
All orders will be processed in 24/48 hours from France (Paris) via the DHL Express.
With our transporter:
- If you live in France, it takes 1 working days.
- If you live in Europe, it takes 1 to 2 working days.
- If you live outside Europe, it takes 1 to 2 working days.
Please note that these delivery times are estimates and may be affected by factors beyond our control, such as customs delays or shipping carrier issues.
For information on returns, see our Refund Policy page.
Expert authentication
Every item we sell is carefully inspected and authenticated by our team. We check each piece for quality, originality, and accuracy, backed by years of experience in second-hand luxury. All flaws and measurements are clearly listed to ensure total transparency.
General care instructions to extend the life of your garments:
- Read care labels before washing
- Wash with similar colours
- Use cold or warm water depending on the fabric
- Avoid tumble drying, prefer air drying
- Iron at low temperature or use a protective cloth
- Store clothes properly
- Be careful of overexposure to the sun
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