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Woman by Common Projects
BBall Low
USD$ 383
USD$ 268
You are outside the EU. The price shown excludes V.A.T.
In stock
The Woman by Common Projects B-ball shoe is made from luxury Italian leather. Featuring a perforated toe box, pebble grain upper with smooth leather overlays, cushioned cuffs, rubber outsole and signature gold numbering on the heel. Spare set of laces and dust bag included.
* We suggest sizing down one full size.
* We suggest sizing down one full size.
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Size chart
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Details & features
Women's Sizing
Full leather upper
Leather lining and insole
Rubber outsole
Gold numbering on the hee
Panelled construction
Perforated toe box
Made in Italy -
Shipping terms
Delivery times and rates
DK (Self-Collect): DKK 30 Within 1-2 working days DK (Home-Delivery): DKK 50 Within 1-2 working days DK (Bike Messenger): DKK 150 Same day (Orders before 12AM) Europe: EUR 10 Within 4 working days Greenland and The Faroe Islands DKK 120
USA & Canada:
USD 25
Within 5 working days Rest of the world (Asia, Australia, etc.):
USD 30/ EUR 20
Within 5 working days
Returns: Return goods within 14 days for exchange/refund. Click here for further details. Norsestore.com sends orders with Post Danmark, FedEx and EMS for Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea.
*Free worldwide shipping on all orders over €250 / $300 / £230 / 1.300 KR.
*We do not offer shipping to Russia
PLEASE NOTE: We reserve the right to charge additional shipping costs for multiple purchases.
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About the brand
Woman by Common Projects is created by Manhattan designers Prathan Poopat and Flavio Girolani. The shoes are designed with a tailoring eye using the finest materials. Highly coveted and beautifully made, Common Projects shoes are practical yet luxurious, with intentionally low-key branding. Each shoe is inconspicuously foil-stamped with the style code, size and colour number. Merged with high-quality Italian craftsmanship, the result is minimalist that celebrates the wearer, not the maker.
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