• kleman Pacha VP Oak - Beige
  • kleman Pacha VP Oak - Beige
  • kleman Pacha VP Oak - Beige
  • kleman Pacha VP Oak - Beige
  • kleman Pacha VP Oak - Beige

Kleman

Pacha VP Oak - Beige

$219.00 CAD
$219.00 CAD
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Kleman Pacha VP Oak Sandal in Beige

What's not to like about a mule? Comfy and slip-on-able while keeping your feet protected from the elements, we're stoked to see this incredibly versatile silhouette resurrected from the archives. Kleman didn't disappoint with their rendition, the Pacha VP Oak, which uses a gorgeous neutral-toned shaggy beige suede with a tonal rubber outsole that provides ample grip. 

Features:

  • Suede leather
  • Rubber outsole
  • Made in France

Kleman's Collection

Shipping & Returns

Canada Shipping

Orders over $250 CAD ship free via FedEx. Orders below this threshold are charged a flat $25 CAD shipping fee.

All orders are shipped with FedEx and typically delivered within 2–5 business days.

Canada Returns

We accept returns on regular-priced items under the following conditions:

  • Refunds: Returns must be initiated and shipped within 15 days of delivery

  • Exchanges or Store Credit: Returns must be initiated within 30 days of delivery

Items must be returned in new, unworn, unwashed condition, with original packaging, tags, and any original accessories included.

Return Shipping

For exchanges or store credit, we provide a $25 CAD return shipping credit, and one replacement shipment is provided per order on exchange.

Refund returns remain customer-paid.

Shipping charges are non-refundable and all sale items are final sale.

If free shipping has been provided, a $25 CAD restocking fee will apply to refund returns.

Gift cards, hats, intimates, magazines, and publications are non-returnable.

To initiate a return, please contact info@wallacemercantileshop.com and our team will assist you.

Kleman

In 1940, a French soldier named René Cléon was captured by the Germans and spent five years in a POW camp. A shoemaker by trade, René practised his craft while in captivity and dreamed of starting his own shoe manufacturing workshop. After the war, he opened his factory in Anjou and Kleman (short for Cléon Manufacture) has been making beautiful shoes ever since.