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Falling for these Perfect Flats!

The perfect flats have been found, and I'm falling hard for them! Sarah Flint has mastered the classic leather flat, but with a chic twist. The Natalie Flat checks all of the boxes with style, comfort, and quality. I chose the Saddle Vacchetta color and absolutely love the rich warmth for fall.
Last January, I popped into the Sarah Flint store in Dallas and was immediately impressed with her chic designs and incredible quality. The attention to detail is unmatched. Each shoe is handcrafted in Italy, complete with a signature of the artisan in each box. I chose the Perfect Sandal 85 for my brother's wedding and felt confident and comfortable the entire day, which included a fun dance party.
When I am looking to update my shoe wardrobe, Sarah Flint has become my first and only stop. The brand has a shoe for every occassion, and when you make an investment in a pair of Sarah Flint shoes, you know it will be a timeless addition to your closet. I reach for my Sarah Flint shoes before any others because of their comfort and style. Want to learn more about this incredible brand? Head to their website or leave a comment below. I love sharing my excitement for Sarah Flint! As a gift, please use the code SARAHFLINT-BAMGCOLEMAN to save $50 off your first Sarah Flint purchase.

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