SANDAL CARE

Probobaly the BEST way to wash your sandals is to use a power washer, just blow them out with a power washer (like when you are at the car wash) then tie them to your roof for the drive home. so not everybody wants to take their sandals to the car wash.....read below.

washability: sandals may be washed and dryed along with your regular wash.  they are bleach, chlorine, and salt water resistant (not proof).  this means they get wet, but they will dry.  if they get really soiled, you may find it beneficial to soak them in water with a little bleach for a little while then stick them in the direct sun outside to dry (we use tea tree oil instead of bleach but most people find bleach to work better).  You can put them in the dryer if you insist-but this is a waste of energy.  Bleach will not hurt sandals of any color. wet sandals should always be dryed thourougly before storage. the lazy cleaning method: PUT YOUR dry SANDALS IN A ZIP LOCK BAG, add some baking soda, ZIP IT, AND STICK THEM IN THE FREEZER FOR THE NIGHT.

normal wear and tear:  remember you are walking on rope.  you may drag your feet-you will wear them down.  polypro is an incredibly strong element, however think you are walking on rope.  when sandals begin to fray, if it happens it usually happens by the back heel. we suggest: with a small pair of scissors gently trim back the frayed rope..

adjustability:  if you cannot figure out how to adjust them please fiddle with the ankle strap-you will eventually be enlightened. only the slip on is not adjustable.

handmade: again sandals are handmade, slight variances may appear.  if their is a problem with your sandals please don't hesitate to call or email.