Vegan Comfort Rope Sandals – Toe Joe Black

NOMADIC STATE OF MIND – ROPE SANDALS- VEGAN SANDALS

Toe Joe Rope Sandals - Black

The term rope sandals, which is circulating on all social networks and on Google, became popular after the creation of our brand in 1999 and its dazzling success which inspired famous brands to create their own models of rope sandals.

Toe Joe Vegan Sandals - Black: All of our rope sandals are handmade and sustainably produced in our Fair Trade factories in Nicaragua.
They are made from polypropylene ropes (recycled plastic), which gives them greater resistance to wear, as well as better comfort for your feet compared to a traditional rope.

The special feature of the TOE JOE is the grip on the big toe.
To tighten the sandal, simply lift the cord located at the heel.

Men's Sandals and Women's Sandals Size Information

This is for information purposes only, as we are the only distributors (France - Italy) to advise in this way.
We believe our vegan sandals generally run a half size up, or in some cases for people with very narrow feet, a full size up if they want to wear very fitted sandals.

Some tips for choosing the right size:

Our sandals are generally a half size larger.
- If you are between two sizes, for example between 38 and 39, and you have a narrow foot, we advise you to take a 38.
- If you are a size small, that you are between two sizes, for example between 38 and 39, and that you have a narrow foot, we advise you to take a 38. At the limit, we advise you to take a 38.
- Also, if you are a true 39 and have strong feet, we recommend a 39.
- If you are a size 39.5, we recommend a size 39.

To be sure of your size, we advise you to refer to our size guide

Note: To measure your foot correctly: You need to take an A4 sheet, a ruler and a pen. With the ruler you draw a line on the sheet, then you place your foot on this line, you stand up slightly, in order to put weight on your foot, then using the pen you make a mark on the line at the level of the longest toe, then a mark as close as possible to your heel. With the ruler you measure the distance in centimeters from the two marking points that you have just made. Then you compare with the size guide on our site, which size corresponds to you.