Compare Leather Flats
Leather flats on muxo.net range from budget basics around A$25 to designer pairs over A$3,000, mostly via DHgate and Italist.
24 options · A$26–A$3,554 · DHgate, Italist, HEWI
Leather Flats: what to know before you buy
Price spread
At the budget end, DHgate lists plain leather flats, loafers and Mary Janes from around A$25 up to about A$180. The mid tier, mostly on Italist, covers brands like Tartine Et Chocolat, Vagabond and Molly Goddard roughly between A$150 and A$500. Above that sits a premium bracket with Dolce & Gabbana, Coperni, Uma Wang, Ferragamo, Thom Browne, Brunello Cucinelli and Jil Sander mostly priced between A$700 and A$1,400, with Prada's nappa leather pair topping the range at close to A$3,500.
Brands and retailers
DHgate carries unbranded or generic leather flats, loafers and slide-style styles aimed at everyday wear and lower budgets. Italist is where the bulk of the designer names sit, including multiple listings from Ferragamo, Thom Browne, Uma Wang, Coperni and Dolce & Gabbana, often with more than one style or colour per brand. Molly Goddard's Darla pumps appear via HEWI in both branded and unbranded listings at the same price point.
What to check before buying
Styles vary widely across this list, from classic ballet flats and Mary Janes to loafers, derby lace-ups and slide sandals, so check the actual silhouette against what you need. Leather types differ too, with patent, calf, nappa and lamb leather all represented, which affects look and care. Since many of the higher-priced items are sold through a resale-style platform like Italist, it's worth noting the retailer alongside the brand before comparing a price to the cheaper DHgate listings, as these are different kinds of sellers.
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