Six colours. One silhouette. No print on the surface.
In summer footwear the flip flop is almost always the filler SKU. It gets added late to round out a range, chosen on price, and treated as disposable.
We think a basic can carry a line on its own.
This is a women's thong sandal built on a single unadorned shape, then finished across a palette that holds together: black, cream, yellow, orange, teal, purple.
A coordinated colour range looks like a small decision. It is not. It means one spec sheet instead of six, one quality standard across every colourway, and one supplier to coordinate. On the shelf, it reads as a collection rather than a bin of markdowns.
There is no print on the surface.
We supply for export markets, and we would rather talk in colourways, quantities and timelines than in adjectives.
Planning next season's range? Send a message and I will share the palette.