Early Minoan and Mycenaean Greeks, living between roughly 3000 and 1200 BC, mostly went barefoot but had a range of sandals, shoes and boots for outdoor wear, a tradition later Greeks carried forward through the Classical period.
Footwear styles varied considerably and were often named after their place of origin or the notable figures who made them fashionable, with Greeks identifying with their footwear closely enough that some people took on nicknames from their favoured shoe style. This version offers an alternate strap pattern to our other Greek sandal.
This reproduction recreates that classic ancient Greek sandal, available in sizes 8 through 11, made from genuine leather.







