Sandals

Sandals are a type of open-toed footwear that typically consist of a sole held to the foot by straps or bands. They are designed to be comfortable and breathable, making them ideal for warm weather. Sandals can vary in style, with some featuring a simple flat sole and others having heels or additional features like arch support, buckles, or Velcro fastenings.

Some common types of sandals include:

  1. Flip-flops: Casual, lightweight sandals with a Y-shaped strap that fits between the big toe and second toe.
  2. Gladiator sandals: Characterized by multiple straps that often run up the ankle or leg, offering a more stylish, trendy look.
  3. Slides: A backless sandal, usually with a single wide strap across the foot, making them easy to slip on and off.
  4. Sport sandals: Designed for outdoor activities, these usually have thick soles and straps that offer more support and protection.
  5. Wedge sandals: These sandals feature a wedge-shaped heel for added height while maintaining comfort.