Six generations of corsetières have perpetuated the "Cadolle touch" here: that unique blend of technicality and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since the invention of the corselet-bra by Herminie Cadolle.
The mule is distinguished by its open back, with no fastenings, making it easy to slip on while maintaining an elegant silhouette on the foot. Our selection offers these mules in satin, silk, and feathers, in the Maison's own homemade colors, a palette chosen in the workshop that distinguishes each piece from standardized production. Satin and silk bring a shine and softness that naturally extend the spirit of a nightdress or a bathrobe; the feather, rarer, marks a resolutely boudoir piece, faithful to the glamorous heritage relaunched by Poupie Cadolle in 1989.
These mules are perfectly at home in the intimacy of the boudoir, paired with a Cadolle nightdress or bathrobe, or for a touch of assertive elegance indoors, far from the purely functional role of a slipper. This attention to materials and finishes, inherited from haute couture rather than standardized ready-to-wear, distinguishes each Cadolle mule from an ordinary accessory.
This collection is aimed at women looking for a complementary piece to their lingerie or loungewear, to perfect a silhouette right down to their feet. For women seeking a matching set, the Maison invites them to pair the mule with a nightdress, bathrobe, or nightshirt in the same shade.
How to choose and care for your mules:
The choice of a mule depends primarily on the intended use: a flat sole for everyday comfort indoors, a slight heel for a more assertive silhouette in the boudoir. The material, satin, silk, or feather, should primarily match the lingerie or nightwear piece it accompanies.
Regarding care, satin and silk are delicate materials that are sensitive to humidity and repeated rubbing: localized cleaning, dry or with a slightly damp cloth, preserves their shine. Avoiding machine washing helps maintain the mule's shape over time.
