Rothy's Launches New Line of Sandals

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Rothy’s, the shoe company making ultra-comfortable and stylish footwear (and bags) out of recycled water bottles, just added sandals to their lineup.

Available in two different styles, The Knot and The Triple Band, the new sandals are made out of Rothy’s signature sustainable yarn, making for a comfortable wear that won’t chafe or make your feet too hot. The footbed is a cushiony vegan leather sole that lends a slipper-like feel to these slides.

The easy, slip-on design and airy top make these the perfect house slippers for when you want to brighten up your stay-at-home style. And they’re machine-washable, so you can wear them outside without worrying about stains or odors.

The sandals are priced at $115, and are available in vibrant colors and prints including a candy apple red and hot pink basket stitch.

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