The Classy Jelly Mary Jane in mocha, cherry and crystal — the brand's first jelly shoe — and the Seth jelly clog mule in melon; the Pretty Please heeled sandal in marigold and black-and-white snake, with asymmetrical straps, a square toe and a low triangle heel; the Chaperone fringe kitten heel in avocado and taupe, the Maman slingback kitten heel in oatmilk, the Bbgirl pump in whiskey suede and the Teresa slingback block heel. Flat and easy: the Clarice sandal in black and white, made in Spain, the Nona mule in snake-embossed and saddle leather, the Caps heeled mule and the Valley ballet. Around thirty styles in US 6 to 11 and EU 36 to 41, most near $198; the collection shows only what's in stock.
Intentionally Blank was started in Los Angeles in 2014 by Ty McBride, a footwear designer and former creative director at Solestruck, around shoes that sit outside trends and get worn for years. The brand works with long-term factory partners in Spain, Brazil and China. The comfort is in the build: the Pretty Please has a memory-foam footbed, and the Classy Jelly a padded insole.
Fit: sizes show in US or EU depending on the style, and the product page wins over any rule here. See women's shoes for Charlotte Stone, Larroudé and Jeffrey Campbell, and wear the Pretty Please with Saint Art.
Questions we get about Intentionally Blank
Are the jelly Mary Janes comfortable?
They have a padded insole under the PVC upper, and the cutouts keep them breezy in warm weather.
Why are some sizes listed in EU?
Some styles are sized in EU; each product page shows which, and the size strip lists only the pairs in stock.
