Rainbow Sandals Men's Leather Arch Support Sandals

Product Details: - Sole Material: Leather - Outer Material: Leather - Closure Type: Slip-On

About This Item: Luxury Leather with a 1-inch Strap, Double-Layer Arch, Embossed Rainbow Logo, and Nylon Toe Piece.

Brand History: Conceived in 1972, Jay "Sparky" Longley began experimenting with making sandals in his Laguna Beach garage. With just $200, he purchased a sewing machine and some rubber, setting out to create the best sandal. In 1974, he officially established Rainbow Sandals, Inc. Today, the company produces over 2 million pairs annually. Their goal has always been to manufacture a high-quality product that won't end up in landfills, and that commitment continues even after the sandals leave the store. Fifty years later, the Rainbow Sandals Factory Outlet remains at its original location in San Clemente, California.

Customer Testimonials: Customers often write to the company, sharing stories about the countless miles they've walked in their Rainbow Sandals. The brand's philosophy of "Repair, Reuse, Recycle" is one they hope their customers will embrace as well.

Product Q&A: What's the difference between single-layer and double-layer sandals? Both styles offer arch support, but the double-layer sandals have an extra 5/16-inch layer that raises the heel. This design is ideal for those with high arches or who wear insoles.

What if I'm in-between sizes? The sizing chart accounts for half sizes in the layered construction range. If you're in-between sizes, we recommend sizing down.

How do I break in my sandals? Customers have found that wedging a tennis ball or water bottle under the straps overnight can help stretch them. Wearing socks while breaking them in can also protect your skin as the straps mold to your feet. Start with short wear times and gradually increase as your feet adjust.

How do I clean my sandals? Wiping down the sandals with a damp cloth and mild soap can be helpful. However, please note that the Rainbow Sandals warranty does not cover water damage or delamination of the layers resulting from cleaning.

What if my leather sandals get wet? Make sure the sandals dry completely, out of direct sunlight, to avoid the leather becoming brittle and cracking. You may find them curling up after drying in direct sunlight or extreme heat, but they should flatten out with continued use.

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