You’re the Designer: How to Customize Your Ribbon Sandals

The best summer shoes? The ones you design.

Ribbon sandals aren’t just footwear—they’re a full-on fashion moment waiting for your personal touch. And the best part? No design degree required.

If you’ve ever wanted sandals that match your vibe perfectly, this is your sign. Whether you’re into minimalist neutrals, bold prints, or pops of color that scream “main character energy,” ribbon sandals let you call the shots.

Step Into Your Designer Era

Customizable sandals are having a major moment—and for good reason. With just one sole and a set (or five) of interchangeable ribbons, you can create an entire collection of looks that feel fresh every time you step out.

Here’s how to style your sandals like the fashion genius you are:

1. Pick Your Mood, Then Pick Your Ribbon

• Feeling beachy? Go with sandy beige or soft white for that effortless coastal feel.
• Bold and playful? Try bright colors or patterns to add instant personality.
• Date-night chic? Deep red, silky black, or even a shimmer ribbon for that glam factor.

Your sandals, your palette.

2. Choose Your Wrap Style

Different wrap = different vibe.

• Classic ankle tie for everyday cuteness
• Criss-cross up the calf for that “I just got back from Capri” energy
• Back bow or front knot for a sweet statement

Not sure where to start? Check out our [style guide here].

3. Match with Your Outfits—Or Make Them Pop

The beauty of customizable sandals? They’re both chameleons and showstoppers.

• Linen dress? Match with soft neutrals for a clean aesthetic.
• All-black outfit? Add a ribbon in neon pink or gold for a bold twist.
• Printed romper? Pick one ribbon color that complements your outfit and keep it simple.

4. Layer, Mix, Repeat

Want to go next-level? Try layering two ribbons for a dual-tone look, or switching up textures (hello, satin + cotton) for added depth.

Every switch is like getting a brand-new pair—without buying anything new.

Customizable sandals are more than a trend—they’re movement toward personal expression, conscious fashion, and outfit freedom.

So go ahead. Be the designer.

Style them your way. Change them as often as you like. And never settle for sandals that don’t feel totally you.