The most important thing to verify on this page is not "what size do you normally wear," but whether the size information within the page is consistent. The page describes it as orange colorblock slides with the upper marked as imported from Italy, leather insole lining, and molded TPU outsole; but two places give different size ranges, so it is not suitable to order directly based solely on your usual size.
First Confirm Where the Page Conflict Is
The product page's feature description section says 38–46, while the specifications section lists 35–45. The two ranges are inconsistent. From the page text alone, you cannot determine which set corresponds to actually available sizes, nor can you infer which sizes are missing or added.
| Page Info | Confirmed Facts | Cannot Directly Infer |
|---|---|---|
| Feature description | Shows 38–46 | Cannot confirm this is the final purchasable size |
| Specifications | Shows 35–45 | Cannot confirm this range covers current stock |
| Product description | Orange colorblock upper, leather insole lining, TPU outsole | Cannot infer feel, durability, or fit from material description |
Therefore, the size range should be treated as information to be verified, not as a confirmed purchasing condition.
Brand-Level Size Feedback Cannot Replace This Item's Data
Among existing public references, one discussion about LV flat sandals and slides suggests that you can usually choose your regular EU size; another discussion points out that different styles may run large, and some styles may require going down a size. The two feedbacks are not completely consistent with each other, and neither specifically addresses this orange colorblock design. The page also does not include buyer feedback for this specific item.
This means that "usual EU size" can only serve as a starting point for inquiry, not as a final decision. Especially when the page's size fields are already conflicting, brand-level experience should be given lower priority than the actual insole length of this item.
Verify in This Order Before Ordering
- Tell the seller your usual EU size, but do not directly request to ship in that size.
- Clearly ask for the complete size chart currently available for this item, and point out that the page shows two ranges: 35–45 and 38–46. Ask the seller to confirm which one is valid.
- Directly request the insole length for the target size, in centimeters. It is best to also ask whether the measurement is the total insole length, the usable inner length, or another measurement method used by the seller.
- If your foot length is near the boundary between two sizes, ask the seller to provide the insole centimeters for the adjacent sizes separately. Do not accept vague replies like "normal size" or "order your usual size."
- Save the seller's confirmed size, insole length, and corresponding style in the chat history, and check whether the reply clearly refers to this orange slides, not other LV slide styles.
When Can You Consider Proceeding
Only after the seller confirms the actually purchasable sizes and provides the insole centimeters corresponding to your target size will there be enough information to make a choice. At that point, compare your measured foot length and the required extra room inside the shoe with the centimeters provided by the seller.
If the seller cannot explain the discrepancy between the two size ranges or refuses to provide the insole length, you should not treat the size range on the page as a reliable basis. The existing evidence is insufficient to prove that a certain fixed EU size will definitely fit this item, nor can it confirm its stock, shipping size, or specific fit.
