29 Stylish Men’s Sandals for Summer

If Nike’s fanny-pack slides are a bit much for you, try these instead. The colorful swirly fabric is a lot more wearable but just as fun.

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

Slip these 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?

Buckling your feet into sandals is a whole other level of commitment, but if you’re ready for that, here’s an inexpensive pair you can kick around in.

The college dorm-room classic still feels relevant and fresh in 2018.

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 like everyone on your Instagram feed, at least you can dress like it.

Teva teamed up with Beams, a very cool menswear concept shop based in Tokyo, for a slick version of their classic Hurricane sandal.

Hedi Slimane’s Céline menswear debut is still months away, but for male fans who are looking for something close to the brand’s existing DNA, try these toe ring slides. They’re similar in vibe to Philo’s spring 2017 runway style.

Gladiator sandals are about as old-school as you can get. They’re a good foil to lightweight summer linen shorts or pants.

If you’re looking for a city-appropriate spin on Tevas, here’s a flannel-and-white style that’s definitely not made for trekking through the muddy woods.

Clean black-and-white with just a hint of branding — perfect for the artsy purist.

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

Suicoke is an anonymous Japanese creative collective known for their functional outdoor footwear. You can actually hike in these!

Then of course you’ll want these black-0n-black sandals.

Same design sans velcro, so you can justify wearing them with dressier clothes.

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

These are flashier than your average black sandals, but still quite restrained and masculine.

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

The combo of navy-and-red is cheery but not so bright that you’d feel out of your comfort zone.

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

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

These Marni sandals — the toe-exposing shoe of choice for design-obsessed men around Manhattan — are currently 40 percent off.

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

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

Miuccia Prada’s version of a hiking sandal is both practical (rubber sole, buckles) and on-trend (colorful straps, rubber logo back).

Creative director Alessandro Michele’s off-kilter touch is present in the signature striped ribbons and the espadrille sole.

The buttery leather in rich forest green is a discreetly stylish, yet comfortable purchase.