show us your vintage sandals

[Vampyre Master]

Oh what ! cant believe my luck went to Denbigh (North Wales UK) today looked in charity shop and pow loo at these babies all leather vintage £3 they were in a bit of a state but an hour od TLC and Happy

VM

 

[Tomasso]

Very nice! The last shape makes all the diffence in dress sandals. Too round a toe box and they look like kiddie shoes. I once had a similar pair in crocodile by Ferragamo but sadly they went up in flames in a house fire. It might be time to replace them.....

 

[dhermann1]

Very nice. My mom, who was in college from 1937 to 41, always told me how great huaraches were. I've always meant to get a pair, but never have yet.

 

[Two Types]

I really like the style of the sandals in the bottom left hand corner of this 1953 catalogue:
http://www.worldofkays.org/website/...images/downloadable/KS53p104-downloadable.jpg

Does anyone know of any companies that reproduce that style? I used to have a pair made by Dr Martens, but that was over 20 years ago.

 

[Shangas]

I used to have a pair of very nice, brown leather sandals. I wore them so hard, the heels gave out. That pair looks wonderful!

 

[dh66]

I'm not big on sandals (odd, since it's really hot most of the time here) but these are kind speaking to me. I'm picturing 1940s Mexico in my head, maybe with linen trousers.

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[cookie]

I'm not big on sandals (odd, since it's really hot most of the time here) but these are kind speaking to me. I'm picturing 1940s Mexico in my head, maybe with linen trousers.

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beautiful huaraches those