Sandals Kenya - Men's, Women's & Maasai Sandals

-20%

Men's Frayed Denim Double-Buckle Cork Footbed Sandals

Ksh 1000.00

Ksh 800.00

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Celine Paris Inspired Women’s Open-Toe Flat Slides – Elegant Casual Summer Slip-On Sandals

Ksh 350.00

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BiBas Women's Closed-Toe Mesh Slide Mules – Breathable Summer Slip-On Flat Sandals

Ksh 850.00

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-5%

Beeba Dion Women's Double-Strap Comfort Slide Sandals – Orthopedic Style Cushioned Open-Toe Flats

Ksh 1000.00

Ksh 950.00

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-8%

Men's Adjustable Comfort Slide Sandals | Lightweight Casual Summer Slippers

Ksh 1300.00

Ksh 1200.00

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-6%

Women's Fluffy Fur Slide Sandals | Luxury Soft Plush Comfort Slippers

Ksh 800.00

Ksh 750.00

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-8%

Men's Comfort Clog Slide Sandals | Premium Casual Slip-On Footwear

Ksh 1200.00

Ksh 1100.00

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-11%

Comfort Buckle Slide Sandals

Ksh 900.00

Ksh 800.00

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-11%

Premium Comfort Slide Sandals

Ksh 900.00

Ksh 800.00

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-7%

Rhinestone Block Heel Sandals

Ksh 1500.00

Ksh 1400.00

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-23%

Rhinestone Strap Heeled Sandals

Ksh 1300.00

Ksh 1000.00

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-10%

Premium Cross-Strap Slide Sandals

Ksh 1000.00

Ksh 900.00

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-7%

Sport Trek Sandals

Ksh 1500.00

Ksh 1400.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Q: What should I look for in a comfortable, durable sandal?

A: Rubber or leather soles that don't slip hold up best on Nairobi's mix of pavement, murram, and the occasional muddy patch. Genuine leather straps take a bit longer to break in but tend to last far longer than synthetic ones.

2. Q: Are Maasai sandals sized the same as regular sandals?

A: Not exactly — since each pair is handmade, sizing can run slightly differently from factory-made shoes. If you're between two sizes, it's usually safer to go up, or measure your foot and add about a centimeter for a comfortable fit.