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Luks Shoes (or Botyluks) is one of those barefoot brands that does not stray in the least from minimalist ideals. It is a small business run by Lenka and her family out of the Czech Republic, where all her shoes are designed and handmade using top quality materials.
Magical Shoes is one of those brands I used to stalk occasionally, but never knew much about. They caught my eye with all the new styles they’ve debuted recently, and I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered how much space I had in these Ballerinas without them being overly floppy.
Y’all like flats! Ballet flats might be the hardest category of shoe to get a great comfortable fit in so it makes sense that there’s been a lot of buzz about The Storehouse Flats, which are minimalist, affordable, and come in a lot of fun colors.
*Get 10% off with code Unshoes is a reliable minimalist shoe brand with a good selection of summer sandals available (see my other Unshoes reviews
These Xero Z Treks ($60) were my first minimalist sandals and have been with me on many adventures. They’re a popular style among barefoot shoe
I’ve been doing a lot of posts recently on cute, affordable shoes for women, and it’s great to find minimalist-friendly options made by “normal” shoe brands. But it’s even better when you can find uncompromising style in a brand that is specifically geared toward minimalism.
The Unshoes Traverse Boots make me think of fall just looking at them. I see visions of crisp leaves, flannel shirts, and camp fires. These boots are just as cozy as they look!
At only $14, these are some of the cheapest women’s dress shoes out there. They are very minimal: the sole is extremely thin and the shoe is unstructured.
*Update! After 2 years, the ball strap sandals are still some of my favorite cheap sandals. The sole has softened and is more flexible now
I really don’t like spending an arm and a leg on shoes my kids will beat up and grow out of, but I also have
Read my review of the barefoot Crupon sandals here One of my favorite finds this year is Crupon Sandals. I found them while browsing Etsy
I’ve been hearing about these Oesh flats for a while in the Minimalist Shoe group on FB, and as I am all about combining fashion
Zuzii is on my short list of preferred shoemakers. They are gorgeous, fashion forward, non toxic, and ethically made. They don’t cater specifically to minimal shoe wearers, but have a handful of styles that are completely flat and flexible. Their most popular minimal style is their oxford, which also comes in a wide width.
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