Women's Barefoot Sandals (14)
Promenade
Grace
Summer
Flexi
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Warm days are easier in sandals that let your feet work. A wide footbed, adjustable straps and a thin flexible sole, so your toes spread and every step stays light.

No toes over the edge
The most common complaint about women’s sandals is also the simplest: the footbed is narrower than the foot standing on it. Toes hang over the sides, straps cut into the widest part of the foot, and a long day ends with marks across the skin.
A barefoot sandal is built on a footbed shaped like a foot, wide where your toes are. Your toes sit on the footbed rather than over it, the straps hold without pressing, and the thin flexible sole keeps you in contact with the ground.

Dressy, casual and everything between
Promenade 2.0 is the everything-sandal most women come back to, easy with linen pants, dresses and city outfits alike. Grace 2.0 keeps a more classic line and works for occasions. Summer is the minimalist option, and Flexi brings textile straps and a sportier feel for active days.
For dressier events, see wedding barefoot shoes. For closed warm-weather options, summer shoes and slip-ons.

Getting the fit right
Adjustable straps do most of the work here. Your toes should not reach past the front edge of the footbed, your heel should sit naturally in place, and the straps should feel secure without pressing into the skin.
Feet swell in heat, so a sandal that fits exactly in a cool room will feel tight on a hot afternoon. Measure both length and width, compare them with the size chart for the model, and if you are between sizes take the larger one.

Looking after them
Let sandals air dry after wearing and remove dust and dirt gently, according to the material. Avoid drying them near direct heat so leather keeps its shape and suppleness. Looked after through the season, they come out of the closet next summer ready to wear. See shoe care for the right products.
Are barefoot sandals comfortable for long walks?
+ -They are, provided the fit is right and your feet are used to moving more naturally. On longer walks you will appreciate the room at the front, the flexible sole and the light weight. What matters is that the straps hold your foot without pressing: toes free, heel secure, nothing digging in. For all-day sightseeing, choose a model with adjustable straps so you can fine-tune the fit as your feet swell.
Do barefoot sandals work with dresses and dressier occasions?
+ -Yes. Clean lines, soft shapes and careful detailing make them easy to pair with summer dresses, skirts, linen pants and a more put-together city outfit. For dressier styling, choose a simple design in a neutral or metallic tone. The advantage is keeping your comfort through long hours of standing and celebrating.
How should barefoot sandals fit?
+ -Roomy at the front, secure everywhere else. Your toes should sit fully on the footbed with a little space at the front edge, your heel should sit naturally in place, and the straps should be snug without pressing. Remember that feet swell in the heat — a sandal that is exact in the morning will be tight by afternoon.
Can they get wet?
+ -Brief contact with water — wet grass, a splash, a rain shower — is fine for most models, and they should dry naturally at room temperature afterwards. For swimming in the ocean or a pool, use dedicated water shoes, since salt water and chlorine damage leather and metal hardware.