Shoe shopping in Africa
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Tesoruccio
If your tiny go-getter needs some traction, try these cool German-designed, Moroccan-produced, orthopaedically correct kids' shoes. Little glam rockers will go for the soft, distressed-leather combat boots, and you'll wish they had those embossed lime-green leather sneakers in your size. Kids already bored of shopping will enjoy the playground out front.
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Bachir El Meski
Coin purses, wallets and handbags in all colours abound in this shop (from around DH5). Sandals and round-toed Berber slippers cost around DH30 to around DH100. There are pouffes from around DH55 to around DH300: goatskin is at the upper end of this price range, while tooled camel- and goatskin is Dh150.
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Alami Hassan
Every colour and style of babouche you can think of is displayed in the otherwise rather drab Souk L'Bali, including red or yellow round-toed Berber slippers for men.
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Najib Cuir
This small shop sells sandals (around DH30 to around DH100), belts (from around DH30), handbags and satchels (from Dh150) and briefcases (a good-quality one at Dh350).
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