Bimshire
$295
Free U.S. shipping on select items over $200
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Description
Description
THE BIMSHIRE CLOG
The Union Birkenstock “Bimshire” Clog is a combination of features from Chris Gibbs’ favorite perennial styles — Boston and Zurich.
Each compartment of the shoe has a different material. For the over strap we used a smooth full grain leather. The under strap we chose a luxury canvas and trimmed the edge with “French piping” and the toe box we used that tried and proven classic "Birkenstock suede”. For the footbed we chose a smooth nappa leather tinted in our “Union Orange” for some cool “shelf appeal”.
The Bimshire is available in two colors; “Beige Taupe” (Mid Brown), which to us is just the classic “Birk” color and “Shadow Grey” (Sandy Pink), more reflective of our Guava colors on past collaborations. We kept the overall shoe colors intentionally muted and understated because we really feel like that is the best thing about Birkenstocks. You can wear them with anything because of how democratic they are. (View More)
-Made in Germany
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HIS ITEM IS FINAL SALE. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES, OR CANCELLATIONS. SHIPPING WILL APPLY FOR THIS PROMO ITEM. ORDERS REFUSED OR RETURNED AS UNDELIVERABLE WHEN SENT TO THE ADDRESS PROVIDED BY THE CUSTOMER WILL RESULT IN A 35% RESTOCKING FEE.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
Free U.S. shipping on select items over $200.
Free international shipping on select items over $300.
Free shipping will not apply to exclusive collaborations and special promotional releases.
All order are shipped with a tracking number.
RETURNS
Items eligible for return will be accepted within 14 days of their original shipment date in new condition.
Customer is responsible for shipping charges when making returns.
To launch a return request, please email orders@unionlosangeles.com
Any item that is a part of an exclusive collaborative release is final sale. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES, OR CANCELLATIONS.
All SALE items are FINAL and not eligible for return.
