Back 70 Aya in Beige Milk Sneakerina
- Description
- Returns & Exchanges
Aya is Back 70's Mary-Jane sneakerina, reworked with a clean, sport-inspired edge. Rendered in tonal beige with an ivory "70" emblem, it stays minimal, soft, and intentionally understated. The silhouette feels modern but easy - balanced between structure and lightness. An elevated neutral for women looking for subtle, fashion-forward sneakers that move effortlessly through everyday dressing.
Features:
- Women's mary jane sneakers
- Stitched details
- Easy velcro strap closure
- Luxe streetwear style
Materials:
- Handcrafted leather, suede, and fabric upper
- Lined with soft flexible fabric
- Padded sock
- Removable foam footbed
- Durable man-made midsole
- Rubber outsole
Closure:
- Velcro strap
Measurements:
- 1" Platform
Fit: True to size
Imported
With their vintage style, the Back 70 sneakers transport you back in time while seamlessly integrating modern standards. Every pair embodies the rich, nostalgic aesthetics of the past, creating a timeless and unique look. Quality and attention to detail are key to Back 70's design. Explore the era of boundless self-expression with Back 70. Step into the future where individuality and creativity thrive. Step into the future with Back 70!
We hope you love our clothing as much as we do, but if you are unsatisfied, we accept returns with tags on and in original condition within 14 days of delivery for an exchange or a full refund of the purchase price of the item (minus original shipping and handling fees).
All refunds will be credited to the original form of payment and processed within 3-5 business days upon receipt. To initiate a return or exchange, simply contact us with your order number and we will email you a return label. Return shipping costs will be deducted from the refund.
Except in the case of a merchandise defect, we ask the customer to be responsible for costs incurred when shipping the item back to us.
established 2010
About Wonderfully Made
On August 10, 2007, our daughter, Ruthie, was born. My arms were shaking as they gave her to me, but as I held her tightly, I realized that even with a Down syndrome diagnosis, our baby girl was perfect. In these first moments with her, my limited understanding of perfection would begin to change. While looking into Ruthie’s perfectly created almond-shaped eyes, I thought of Psalm139:14, “I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”
