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Women's black sandals are the summer pair that goes with everything, from flat slides for the weekend to heeled sandals for events. The range includes Ziera, Supersoft, Django & Juliette, Diana Ferrari and Birkenstock, with gentle height in our low heel sandals. Many styles have cushioned or contoured footbeds, so try a pair on in a Mathers store.
Flat black sandals and slides are the easiest to wear every day. Birkenstock's Arizona and Boston styles have a contoured cork footbed, and Django & Juliette's leather slides are a simple, polished option for running errands or travel.
For a little lift, a low heel or wedge keeps the foot comfortable while looking dressier. Supersoft and Diana Ferrari both use cork and cushioned soles on several black sandals. When an event calls for more height, our block heel sandals include black styles on a steadier base than a slim heel, and Django & Juliette's patent heeled sandals add a glossy finish.
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Ziera cuts many of its black sandals in a W fitting, and some, like the Kraig, come in XF with room for your own orthotic. Adjustable straps help with fit across the toes and ankle, and a padded leather footbed makes a real difference on hot days when feet tend to swell.
Black is the most practical colour for summer because it hides wear and suits both casual and dressy outfits. If you want a lighter option for linen and pastels, our white sandals come from many of the same brands.
With sandals, look for straps that sit flat without digging in and a footbed that runs just past your toes and heel. Our in-store team can help you adjust buckles and check the fit.
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Q: How should sandals fit?
A: Your heel should sit fully on the footbed and your toes should not hang over the front edge. Straps should feel secure without digging in, and adjustable buckles help you get the fit right across the foot.
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Q: Are black sandals suitable for work?
A: Yes, black leather sandals with a low or block heel look polished in many workplaces. A closed-back or slingback style tends to read more formal than an open slide.
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Q: What are the most comfortable black sandals?
A: Look for a cushioned or contoured footbed, adjustable straps and a sole with some flexibility. Cork footbeds, wider fittings and a low heel are all helpful if you are on your feet for long periods.
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Q: Can I wear black sandals with a white dress?
A: Yes, black sandals make a crisp contrast with a white or cream dress. A strappy black sandal keeps the look light, while a black block heel suits more formal summer events.
