The Row Women's Ballerina shoes

THE ROW BALLET FLATS

The Row ballet flats reinterpret a timeless classic in women’s wardrobes through the lens of craftsmanship and function. Nothing is superfluous. Everything matters. Made from supple nappa leather, soft suede or polished calfskin, they wrap the foot with ease and discretion. The silhouette is often rounded or slightly squared, with fine soles and low-cut uppers that flatter the ankle. Some versions include elasticated heels or gathered finishes—always refined, always pared-back.

Founded in 2006 by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, The Row pays tribute to the obsessive precision of Savile Row tailoring. Its ballet flats embody the brand’s core values: timeless elegance, clean lines and a visual language that favours silence over spectacle. Every piece, however simple it may seem, is carefully designed to outlast seasons, trends, geographies and demographics.

What are The Row ballet flats like?

Far from nostalgic interpretations, these flats integrate seamlessly into the contemporary wardrobe. They pair effortlessly with tailoring, straight-leg jeans, shirtdresses or fine knit sets. Their essence lies not in making a statement, but in maintaining a coherent, natural style.

Ideal for those who value quality, texture and proportion, The Row ballet flats are versatile pieces designed to move with your day. They don’t impose themselves—but they stay. The colour palette includes black, nude, dark brown, off-white and subtle shades of grey or inky blue. Every tone is selected to resist passing trends, to blend into monochromatic looks or add contrast to richer textures.

Each pair of ballet flats by The Row reflects the same principle that defines the brand as a whole: less, as a true expression of more. Inspired by classical ballet yet reimagined for modern life, these flats allow you to build polished looks with quiet ease.

At OTTODISANPIETRO, The Row ballet flats are part of a curated selection where discretion, long-lasting design and refined luxury set the tone. They don’t seek to impress. They’re made to accompany.