Havaianas Women's Slim Tropical Floral Flip Flop Sandal, Black/Black/Imperial Palace, 9/10 M US
Product Description
Havaianas Women's Slim Tropical Floral Flip Flop Sandal, Black/Black/Imperial Palace, 9/10 M US
- Soft and sturdy – made of 100% high-quality, super soft and durable rubber with cushioned insole
- Tropical flowers - enjoy the beauty of the tropics everywhere you go with tropical flower patterned flip flops
- Man made – the original flip flops, man made in Brazil since 1962
- Dress up or dress down - pair with a swimsuit on the sandy shore or slip on with a sundress for a casual day Out on the town
- Signature rice pattern sole – Not just the mark of a quality brand, the signature Havaianas rice pattern provides added slip-resistance
Havaianas Size Chart
Stay hip, slick, and cool this season with these floral sweeties on your feet!
Rubber upper.
Thong-style construction.
Man-made lining.
Cushioned man-made footbed.
Textured man-made sole.
Made in Brazil.
Please note: The molds for the Slim style have changed and no longer include the word "Slim" on the footbed.
Measurements:
Weight: 5 oz
Product measurements were taken using size 39/40 Brazil (US Men's 7/8, Women's 9/10), width M. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.
Technical Specifications
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