You pull them on at the front door with one hand, no buckle to fiddle with, and the knit closes around your foot like a sock.
Eight in the morning on the deck, the boards still cool, and you step straight in. The knit vamp stretches over the ball of your foot and settles back, the heel strap sits in behind your ankle, and your toes come out the front into open air. Nothing digs, because there is nothing rigid to dig.
Look at the upper closely and you can read how it is made. The vamp is flat knitted in one piece with rows of eyelet openings knitted right through the fabric. Hold the sandal up to the light and the wood of the deck shows through those holes. A curved keyhole is cut into the side wall, the front edge finishes at the toes, and a knit slingback strap arcs around the heel. Under all of it sits a moulded white wedge, deepest at the heel and tapering to the toe, with a contoured footbed in the colour of the upper.
Key Benefits
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One handed entry The upper is a stretch knit with no buckle, no lace and no hook and loop tape. You step in and the fabric holds, you step out and it lets go.
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Openings that really open The eyelets are knitted through, not pressed on. On every colourway the holes read as whatever sits behind the sandal rather than as the dyed yarn, which is how you tell a true opening from a raised texture.
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A wedge, not a flat The midsole is one solid moulded piece with no scoop under the arch. It sits noticeably higher at the heel than under the toes.
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Open toe, held heel Toes come out the front and the slingback strap keeps the heel from slipping off. This is a sandal, not a backless slide.
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Two knit patterns, one option list The five plain colour names carry a dotted diamond eyelet knit. The six Yz102 names carry chevron eyelet bands and a scalloped front edge.
Best for: Warm months when a closed shoe is too much and a flip flop is not enough, on a woman who wants her toes out but wants the shoe to stay on while she walks. Sizes run EU 36 to 43, so the range reaches well past where most summer sandals stop.
Why It Works
Most summer sandals ask you to choose between a strap you have to set and a slide you have to grip with your toes. This one does neither. The knit does the fastening by stretching, the slingback does the holding, and the wedge does the standing. That also means the fit is decided by the knit and not by a buckle, so the foot length chart matters more here than on a sandal you can loosen. The maker prints a shoe size figure and a recommended foot length for every size, from 22.9 cm of foot at EU 36 up to 27.1 cm at EU 43, and that chart is the number to measure against.
Quick Product Facts: Flat knitted upper with eyelet openings; open toe; knit slingback heel strap; curved keyhole at the side wall; moulded wedge sole, deeper at the heel; contoured footbed matched to the upper; eleven option names across two knit patterns; EU 36 to 43; maker states a mesh upper with a PU sole and textile lining, a weight of about 0.4 kg per pair and a sole thickness band of 3 to 5 cm.
How It Fits Your Routine
Day one is the market and the school run. You leave the house barefoot into them, walk the pavement, and the open toe means you never get that hot damp patch across the top of your foot that a canvas sneaker gives you by ten.
Come the weekend they go on with cropped denim and a linen shirt. The wedge lifts you enough to change how a wide leg trouser hangs, and the knit is soft enough that you can drive in them without a seam biting behind your ankle.
Care is knit care, not leather care. Brush the dust off dry, sponge a mark with cool water and a drop of mild soap, then let them dry away from a radiator and out of direct sun. Do not put them through a washing machine and do not soak the moulded sole.
FAQ
Are these flat sandals? No, the sole is a wedge. It is one solid moulded piece that sits clearly deeper under the heel than under the toe, with no scoop under the arch. The maker gives a sole thickness of 3 to 5 cm, so it lifts you a little without the commitment of a high heel.
Do the straps adjust? They do not need to. The upper and the knit heel strap are stretch knit, so they pull on and hold your foot without a buckle, a lace or hook and loop tape. That is why the size chart is the thing to read before you order.
What is the difference between the plain colour names and the Yz102 names? The knit pattern. Black, Gray, Sky blue, Apricot and Pink come in a dotted diamond eyelet knit with a straight front edge. The six Yz102 names come in horizontal chevron eyelet bands with a scalloped front edge and a smaller keyhole. Look at the photo attached to the option before you choose.
What is the sole made of? The sheet lists a PU sole, which the maker describes as an anti slip sole, and the footbed is moulded rather than flat so it cradles the arch. Pair the pull on knit with that moulded footbed and the sandal sits settled underfoot.
| Feature |
Details |
| Type |
Womens open toe slingback wedge sandal, pull on |
| Upper |
Flat knitted textile with eyelet openings knitted through, listed by the maker as mesh |
| Fastening |
None needed. Stretch knit pull on with a knit heel strap that holds the foot |
| Heel |
Wedge, deeper at the heel than at the toe, with a 3 to 5 cm sole thickness that lifts you a little |
| Sole and lining |
PU sole, described by the maker as anti slip, with a textile lining. Footbed moulded rather than flat |
| Knit patterns |
Two. Dotted diamond eyelet on the five plain names, chevron eyelet bands on the six Yz102 names |
| Sizes |
EU 36 to 43. Maker chart gives recommended foot length 22.9 cm at 36 rising to 27.1 cm at 43 |
| Colours |
Eleven option names: Black, Gray, Sky blue, Apricot, Pink and six Yz102 shades including a dark blue |
| Included |
One pair of sandals. The packing list reads sandals times one |
| Weight and box |
About 0.4 kg per pair, packed 25 by 10 by 8 cm, both figures as stated by the maker |