PL-Line has traded from its Bredestraat flagship in Maastricht since 1993; the women's heel selection there currently comes down to a single silhouette: kitten heels in leather from Rotue footwear. The assortment is minimal by design, and suede or leather constructions rotate through as each drop arrives. See the broader women's shoes range for more footwear.
This is directional footwear, not a broad range. The kitten heel defines the entire range: a low, rear-set heel that shifts weight differently from a classic pump. Stock turns over quickly with each drop. Browse what is here now, or visit the store to explore the full women's selection.
Frequently asked questions
How do I break in new heels without getting blisters?
Leather softens with gradual wear. Start with short periods on carpeted or forgiving surfaces, and build up time slowly. There is no fast track, and each foot shapes the shoe differently. A well-fitted kitten heel helps, since the lower height reduces pressure on the ball of the foot during the break-in period.
What is a kitten heel, and how does it compare to a classic pump?
A kitten heel typically measures between 3 and 5 centimetres, with the heel set back from the centre. A classic pump runs higher, often 7 centimetres or more, with the heel placed more centrally under the foot. The kitten heel is the only silhouette currently in this collection, and its lower, rear-set profile changes how weight is carried through the shoe.
Which heels can you wear all day?
The lower height and rear-set placement of a kitten heel distribute weight differently from a stiletto. This is the only heel construction we currently stock, and it is the shape most often chosen for extended wear. The reduced angle at the foot keeps pressure away from the toes and forefoot over long periods.