The Best Men’s Sandals You Can Buy This Summer

Birkenstock

Birkenstock: the only sandals to be embraced by the German tourist, Soho House hipster, college lecturer holy trinity – and with good reason. Every single pair boasts a contoured, malleable footbed for better comfort, all housed within a classic, easy-to-wear shape.

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Zara

Unless you’re actively seeking trench foot, sandals are usually limited to the summer season. So if that means you’d rather not drop a wad of cash on a new pair, look to high street retailer Zara, which will leave you enough change to hit the beer garden.

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Clarks

When it comes to shoes, Clarks has come up trumps for almost two centuries. And for that, we can thank traditional designs, quality leather and affordable price tags – three things that are also applied to its line of sandals, too.

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Camper

Don’t get it twisted: caged sandals are more Gladiator than Girl Guide these days. To achieve a balance of form and function, Camper takes its cues from the brand’s outdoors-heavy history to pare down on any potential Big Statement.

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Church’s Footwear

Whether it’s fishermen sandals of the Grecian variety or the Mull of Kintyre, Church’s Footwear options always offer the perfect balance of quality and craftsmanship with just enough added detail to stand out without looking like a Hercules throwback.

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Teva

Functional needn’t read nerd. Teva has long produced sandals that, for all intents and purposes, are more suited to ornithologists than on-point dressers, yet a lack of toggles and visible velcro make the brand’s sandals fit for stylish purpose.

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Dolce & Gabbana

The Greeks don’t deserve all the credit for sandals’ current popularity. Like so much of its collection, Dolce & Gabbana often looks to Sicily for its simple sandal collection – a decidedly muted move from a brand that has previously turned out pearl-encrusted headphones.