Women’s Sliders

Sliders should fit just right - not too tight and not too loose. Your heel should sit comfortably on the footbed without hanging off the back. There should be a small gap (about 5mm) between your toes and the front edge. The top strap should feel secure but not pinch or dig in. Not only that, but your foot shouldn't slide forward significantly when walking. That said, if your foot moves side to side, they're likely too wide. The arch support should also align properly with your foot.

Remember that some materials may stretch slightly with wear, so a snug initial fit is often best. Over time, they’ll soften up and mould to your feet, becoming even more comfortable with each wear. Just keep an eye on how they feel as you break them in – a little bit of stretch is normal, but they shouldn’t be uncomfortable!

Sliders are a brilliant choice for casual summer outfits. They pair perfectly with denim shorts and an oversized tee for a relaxed daytime look. For beach days, wear them with a swimsuit and a linen cover-up. They look smashing with wide-leg trousers or culottes and a simple vest top for warm-weather errands. Sporty sliders work a treat with activewear for a post-gym outfit. For a more elevated summer look, try pairing decorative sliders with a floaty midi dress or jumpsuit.

They're even fantastic as indoor shoes with your loungewear for ultimate comfort. Perfect for lazy weekends or movie marathons, are the perfect addition to a comfortable outfit. You can slip them on with joggers or soft leggings, and they're great for padding around the house.

For everyday maintenance, wipe your sliders with a damp cloth to remove surface dirt. For rubber or plastic styles, use mild soap and water with a soft brush to tackle stubborn marks - they'll come up like new! Fabric uppers can often be spot-cleaned with a gentle detergent solution. For leather or suede sliders, use appropriate cleaners designed specifically for these materials. Allow them to air dry naturally - never place them near direct heat. For footbeds that develop odours, a sprinkle of bicarbonate of soda overnight works wonders.

For a deeper clean, especially if your sliders have been exposed to mud or tough stains, you can soak fabric sliders in lukewarm water with a little detergent before gently scrubbing them with a soft brush. For leather sliders, it's best to apply a conditioner after cleaning to keep the material supple and prevent cracking. If you have embellished sliders, be sure to gently clean around any details to avoid damage.