Myhrun pynsil heel.

Description

Suede/Faux Suede: Soft to the touch with a matte finish. This is the most popular choice for maroon heels because it makes the color look deeper and more “velvety.”
Patent Leather: Highly glossy and shiny. These are water-resistant and give off a very “boss-lady” or modern vibe.
Velvet: Often used for bridal or party wear. It has a natural sheen that catches the light beautifully during evening events.
Synthetic/PU Leather: A smooth, matte finish that is durable and commonly used for daily office wear.
3. Key Functional Details
Heel Height: Usually ranges from 3 inches (mid-heel) to 5 inches (high-heel).
Closure: They can be Pumps (slip-on with no straps), Slingbacks (strap around the heel), or Ankle Straps (strap around the ankle for better balance).
Sole: In Pakistan, many local brands (like Stylo or Borjan) add a non-slip sheet at the bottom of the pencil heel to provide better grip on marble or tiled floors.
Visual Characteristics
The Color: “Maroon” (also called Burgundy, Wine, or Bordeaux) is a deep, brownish-red. It is considered a warm, rich color that symbolizes power, sophistication, and elegance. Unlike bright red, maroon is more subtle and easier to pair with different colors.
The Heel Shape: The “Pencil” heel is a subset of the stiletto. It is very thin, straight, and cylindrical from the base to the tip. It creates a long, lean silhouette and makes the wearer look taller.
The Silhouette: These shoes often feature a pointed toe (which adds a sharp, formal look) or a peep-toe (which is more common for weddings and festive wear).