29 Stylish Pairs of Men’s Sandals for Summer

The slime-green fabric on these is fun but still very wearable.

Simple, comfortable, and inexpensive enough that you won’t mind if they expire before the end of the summer.

Slip these on under a linen suit and pretend you bought them somewhere along the Amalfi coast.

The black-and-brown combo is always a safe bet, but why not go out on a limb and try this navy-blue style instead?

Some men may shy away from huaraches, but if you’re ready for them, here’s a handsome leather pair to kick around in.

The college-dorm-room classic still feels relevant and fresh in 2020.

For when you’re ready to graduate from slides but aren’t ready for the full-on fisherman sandal.

Even if you’re not spending August in Santorini, at least you can dress like it.

Suicoke, founded by an anonymous Japanese creative collective, is known for its functional outdoor footwear.

These toe-ring slides have a similar vibe to designer Phoebe Philo’s spring 2017 runway style for Celine — a touchstone for fans of minimalist fashion.

Gladiator sandals are about as old-school as you can get, but the combination of sleek black leather and a chunky sole makes this pair feel more 2020 than 20 B.C.

If you’re looking for a city-appropriate spin on Tevas, here’s a pair that’s stylish for the streets. They’ll work on a hiking trail for your upstate getaways, too.

Clean black-and-white with just a hint of branding.

Flip-flops are probably the most divisive sandal of them all. These are just as easy to slip on and off, but they feel a little more substantial.

Chaco is known for its comfortable, high-performance outdoor footwear. These were made for even the most extreme of hikes!

Of course you’ll want these black-on-black sandals.

Take a pair of Tevas, get rid of the Velcro, add a toe loop, and you’ll get these — a pair of practical sandals you can wear with dressier clothes.

Frye’s a pretty familiar brand for men and women alike, so this brown leather pair shouldn’t raise any alarms.

These are flashier than your average outdoorsy sandals but quite restrained and masculine.

Anything Virgil Abloh touches still turns to gold, and these slides are no exception. They’re sold out at a bunch of retailers, but SSENSE happens to have them in stock — for now.

Step a little out of your comfort zone with this cheery combo of navy, teal, and yellow.

An exceedingly chic design shows that men, too, can be influenced by Parisian style.

Multicolor camouflage isn’t exactly subtle, but it’s the sort of look that’ll go over well with the social-media app’s fussy algorithm.

The attention to detail in these thin-strapped leather sandals is pleasing to the discerning eye.

Buscemi gained infamy for selling a pair of sneakers at a whopping $132,000. These cost less but still use the soft leather the brand is known for.

Fendi’s signature F’s on each strap are a nod to the return of logo-mania without being overwhelming.

Marni’s sandal is one way to tell everyone you’re paying attention to fashion.

Creative director Alessandro Michele’s off-kilter touch is present in the block heel and gold hardware logo details.

This buttery leather in rich forest green is discretely stylish.