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Okay, so the user wants me to purchase a pair of these Oasis Epsom calfskin high heel sandals. Let me start by breaking down the information they provided. The product is described as having a classic “H” upper, which probably refers to the design or brand signature. They mention it’s part of the Aima Family’s classic style, so maybe that’s a known line or brand?

The materials are listed as original original leather, French leather, and they use Duke Puche wax thread. Wait, “original original leather” might be a translation error or typo. Maybe they meant genuine or top-quality original leather. All materials, including needle and thread, are French, so that’s a sign of high quality. The construction is based on the “strongest version of China made in Italy.” Hmm, that’s confusing. Made in Italy but strongest version of China? Maybe it’s a collaboration or a specific manufacturing process that combines Italian design with Chinese production strengths?

Original line and imported French leather are highlighted again. There’s also mention of imported Picon paper from Nerito. Not sure what Picon paper is used for—maybe packaging or part of the construction? The layout was adjusted many times to get satisfactory results, which suggests attention to detail in design.

The soles are natural leather, inner sole and lining are lambskin, which is soft and comfortable. Heel height is 5cm with a flat bottom, so it’s a low heel, more of a sandal with a slight lift. Sizes range from 35 to 40, with customization available for 41 and 42. That’s helpful for people with larger feet.

Now, considering the user’s request to purchase this, I need to think about where to buy it. Since they provided detailed specs, maybe it’s from a specific retailer or a luxury brand. The mention of “Aima Family” might be a brand name. But I’m not familiar with Oasis Epsom as a known brand. Could be a Chinese or Asian brand trying to market internationally with Italian/French materials.

Possible steps: Check if there’s an official website for Oasis or Aima Family. Look for authorized retailers. If not available online, maybe contact the manufacturer directly. Since sizes can be customized, it’s possible they offer made-to-order, which might require contacting them via email or a form.

Also, verify the authenticity. The description uses terms like “original original leather” and “made in Italy” but mentions China. Need to ensure it’s not a counterfeit product. Check reviews if available. Maybe look on platforms like Amazon, eBay, Alibaba, or luxury fashion sites. If it’s a high-end product, sites like Farfetch or Net-a-Porter might carry it.

Another angle: The user might have found this product on a non-English website, perhaps a Chinese site like Taobao or JD.com. If that’s the case, using a shopping agent or service that can purchase and ship internationally would be necessary. Also, checking sizing conversions since Chinese sizes might differ from EU or US standards.

Potential red flags: Repetition in the description (“original original”), unclear manufacturing origin (“China made in Italy”), and mention of Picon paper which isn’t a commonly known material. Could be a sign of a scam or low-quality product. Advising the user to verify seller credibility, check return policies, and maybe request more photos or certifications of materials.

In summary, the user needs guidance on where to purchase these sandals, ensuring authenticity, and navigating size customization. They might also benefit from tips on verifying the product’s quality and seller reputation.