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Coloured Ballet Pointe Shoes Concetta -
Lilas women's heeled character shoes -
Oriane women's ballet slippers -
Mavra cotton ballet shoes with soft sole -
Annunziata children's ballet slippers -
Adagio soft ballet shoes for children and women 
Adagio soft ballet shoes for children and women
Adagio soft ballet shoes for children and women
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Vivace soft satin ballet shoes with ribbon -
Diego women's satin ballet slippers -
Lyubov women's satin ballet flats with bow -
Lopatkina purple or blue satin ballet shoes -
Brisé women's character shoes -
Geneviève canvas dance slippers with soft sole 
Geneviève canvas dance slippers with soft sole
Geneviève canvas dance slippers with soft sole
$35.00
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Learn more about this collection
Find ballet shoes for every level, from a first class to advanced training, for both children and adults. Our ballet slippers come in canvas, satin or leather.
Canvas, satin or leather
- Canvas: lightweight, breathable and easy to care for, it is very suitable for regular classes.
- Satin: more elegant, it is often required for performances and exams.
- Leather: more resistant, it offers a little more support.
Full sole or split sole
The full sole strengthens the foot, it is often recommended for beginners. The split sole (two-sole) follows the arch and highlights the foot. Ask your teacher's advice.
Our guides: choosing your first slippers, types of ballet slippers and pointe or demi-pointe. The vocabulary of the class is in our ballet glossary.
Frequently asked questions
What size for ballet slippers?
The slipper must fit like a glove, without space at the end or curled toes. Measure your foot in centimeters before ordering.
How to attach the elastic bands to the slippers?
The elastic bands are sewn in a cross on the instep, or in parallel depending on the model. They must hold the slipper without tightening.
Slippers or demi-pointes: what difference?
They are the same soft slippers: we speak of demi-pointes to distinguish them from rigid pointe shoes, which are worn later on the teacher's advice.
How to choose your first pointe shoes?
With the teacher's agreement, depending on the shape and width of the foot and the arch. Our guide: choosing your dance pointe shoes.
How to choose men's ballet shoes?
The same points apply as for any ballet shoes: pick the material (canvas or leather), then a full or split sole, and ask your teacher's advice. Above all, the shoe should fit snugly, without space at the end or curled toes, so measure your foot in centimeters first.
Unsure about the size? Measure the length of your foot in centimeters and write to us at contact@dansezo.fr: we will advise you on the right size for the chosen model. Also check our size guide.