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Canvas Ballet Shoe

Your New Pair of Ballet Shoes Need
to Reflect Who You Are

Are you tired of buying the same canvas ballet shoes every season? There are a ton of shoes that will suit your personality and better express who you are.

The Classic Look is for dancers who love the traditional ballet shoe. Stand Outs are for dancers who love to be seen. Dancers who are constantly working and need shoes to keep up should look at the Keep Up shoes. The Beginners section is full of shoes that are great for students new to ballet, old and young.

The Classic Look

These leather ballet shoes all have a classic look with clean, smooth profile, and minimalistic construction. These shoes will remind people of ballet’s long tradition and bring the focus from your shoes to your beautiful lines.

Grishko’s Performance
The Performance has all the style of a classic ballet shoe, clean lines, low profiles, and modern construction. A small elastic sewn into the arch brings the shoe to your foot elongating your lines and accenting your arches. Shop Now

Grishko’s Performance
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Capezio’s Pro
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Bloch’s Pump
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Bloch’s Prolite II
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Capezio’s Cobra
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Capezio’s Juliet
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Sansha Silhouette
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The "Stand Out" Look

These are shoes that will be noticed. They have subtle features, like a V vamp, that are unique but still say ballet. For more unique ballet shoes, check out the leather ballet shoes list.

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Grishko’s Ultimate
This shoe is perfect for dancers who want to stand out within a strict dress code. Grishko’s signature V vamp gives the shoe edge and style while keeping strict teachers happy. Shop Now

Mirella’s Ballon
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Grishko’s Ultimate
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Grishko’s Model 1
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Sansha’s Tendu

Bloch’s Elastosplit X
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Sansha’s Prince

Sansha’s Performance

Mirella’s Ballon
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Shoes that will Keep Up with You

These shoes are specially designed to hold up to hours in the studio. Each has a feature, like arch inserts, elasticized collar, or extra width for the toes, to make long rehearsals more comfortable.

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Bloch’s Proflex
I love this shoe. The arch design is impressive offering a great shape and lots of flexibility. Combined with the fact that the arch is a breathable mesh and this is a perfect style for dancers who tend to be hard on their shoes. Shop Now

Bloch’s ProArch
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BodyWrappers
Total Stretch

Bloch’s Proform
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Leo’s Airabesque
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Leo’s Stretch Split
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Sansha's Entrechat

Sansha’s Nijinsky

Bloch’s ProFlex
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Bloch’s Prolite
Streamlined
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Sansha’s Pro
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For Beginners

Most beginner ballet shoes are leather. There are a few canvas ballet shoes designed specifically for the beginner. Find out if ballet is your (or your child’s) passion before spending a fortune. Most come in child and adult sizes.

Capezio’s Cobra
Capezio’s Cobra canvas ballet shoes can be a great option for beginners. They are made to be durable and are soft enough to please young feet. They are straightforward and affordable so you don’t feel guilty about growing out of them… or taking up tennis instead. Shop Now

Sansha’s Star
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Capezio's Cobra
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Grishko’s Childrens
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