Rita - BL144
1.5" Heel Satin Shoe
Rated 5.0 out of 5
2 Reviews
Based on 2 reviews
Regular price
$75.00
Sale price$45.00
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- 1.5-inch heel provides a stable, modest lift that improves posture and dance technique without sacrificing balance
- Shiny satin upper delivers an elegant, polished look appropriate for ballroom and Latin dance performances and social events
- Suede sole offers the ideal blend of glide and grip for smooth turns, spins, and footwork on standard dance floors
- Adjustable instep strap secures the foot comfortably in place during active movement and can be customized for different foot shapes
- Cushioned lining reduces fatigue and provides all-day comfort during long rehearsals, lessons, or events
- Final Sale Item: not eligible for return or exchange
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Compare Similar Styles
| Shoe | Best For |
|---|---|
| Rita - BL144 | Beginner to intermediate social dancers |
| Mambo - BL300, BL301 (Child) | Young dancers in training |
| Rachelle - BL116 | Stage performers building confidence |
| Rachel - BL178 | Open-toe spins and footwork |
| Rabah - BL180 | Stable low heel social dancing |
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Sizing Guidelines:
Women: Generally the same as street shoe size
Closed Toe Shoes: Go up a least 1/2 size
Open Toe Shoes: Go down at least 1/2 size
The Só Dança Rita BL144 is a closed-toe, satin ballroom shoe designed for adult women dancing at the beginner to intermediate level. It features a 1.5-inch heel, a suede sole for smooth turns, and an adjustable instep strap, making it a reliable choice for waltz, cha-cha, foxtrot, rumba, and social dancing. This is a final sale item with no returns or exchanges.
Best For
- Skill level
- Beginner to intermediate
- Foot shape
- Medium width
- Use
- Ballroom, Latin, Social dancing, Studio practice
- Support level
- Moderate, with cushioned lining and instep strap
- Fit preference
- Standard fit with adjustable strap for personalized security
- Ideal for
- Dancers seeking a low-heeled satin ballroom shoe suitable for waltz, cha-cha, and social dance events
- Popular with
- Adult women, Beginner ballroom dancers, Social dancers, Dance students
Frequently Asked Questions
What heel height does the Só Dança Rita BL144 have?
The Rita BL144 features a 1.5-inch heel, which provides a modest lift that improves posture and footwork without compromising balance. This height is especially well-suited for beginner and intermediate dancers who are still building confidence on the dance floor.
What dance styles is the Rita BL144 appropriate for?
The Rita BL144 is designed for ballroom and Latin dance styles, including waltz, foxtrot, cha-cha, and rumba. Its suede sole and low heel also make it a practical choice for social dancing and studio practice sessions.
How should I size the Só Dança Rita BL144?
The Rita BL144 is available in adult women's sizes and fits true to size in a medium width. If you are between sizes or have a wider foot, sizing up by half a size is generally recommended. Consulting the Só Dança adult shoe size chart is advised for the most accurate fit.
How do I care for the satin upper on the Rita BL144?
The shiny satin upper of the Rita BL144 should be spot-cleaned gently with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid submerging the shoe in water or using harsh cleaning agents, as these can damage the satin fabric and the shoe's structure. Allow the shoes to air dry away from direct heat.
Is the suede sole on the Rita BL144 suitable for turns and spins?
Yes. The suede sole on the Rita BL144 provides the ideal amount of grip and slide for executing smooth turns and spins on ballroom dance floors. Suede soles are the industry standard for ballroom footwear because they allow controlled movement without the sole catching abruptly.
Is the Rita BL144 a final sale item?
Yes, the Rita BL144 is a final sale item. This means it cannot be returned or exchanged after purchase. Só Dança recommends reviewing the size chart carefully and confirming your size before ordering to ensure the best fit.
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