Ballet pumps

Very soft pleated ballet slippers made as high heels. The ballet slippers would be shanked (a flexible staff would run down the center of the shoes between the insole and the outsole) to support the heel and would form an arch. The slippers would be sewn in soft leather with a pad of leather or rubber sewn as the outsole at the ball of the foot. The upper portion would be pleated at the toe for softness and extreme flexibility. The lady wearing these shoes can easily form a very full arch as she extends her foot to a demi-pointe. The shoes would be more comfortable compared to traditional high heels that pinch the feet. Various heel styles and heights can be easily sewn into the ballet vamps as the client can have the shoes sewn to her individual taste in heel pattern and height. The shoes can be made and sold for under $75 a pair.