Minimal Block-Heel Sandal – Pigskin & Sheepskin

This sandal is built for movement, not stiffness.
The upper uses sheepskin, selected for softness and flexibility. It adapts quickly to foot shape, reducing pressure points during long wear. The lining and foot-contact areas use pigskin, chosen for breathability and moisture control — critical for open footwear worn across full days.
The block heel is intentionally low and wide. It distributes weight evenly and keeps the foot aligned, making the sandal stable on hard urban surfaces. The sling-back strap secures the heel without digging, allowing natural stride without slippage.
Nothing here is decorative. Every cut exists to reduce friction, heat, or instability.
Materials & Construction
Upper: Sheepskin leather (soft, adaptive)
Lining / insole: Pigskin (breathable, sweat-resistant)
Heel: Solid low block construction
Closure: Adjustable metal buckle
Sole: Reinforced leather-rubber composite

The Real Story 
This is not a longevity-first shoe.
It’s a comfort-first design.
Sheepskin sacrifices long-term stiffness in exchange for immediate wearability. Pigskin manages moisture better than cowhide, which is why it’s used here — sandals fail when feet overheat or slip, not when leather cracks.
This shoe exists for people who walk, stand, and repeat — not for people who want their shoes to age like boots.

Why $250 Still Works
$250 is justified only because:
Premium sheepskin improves comfort immediately
Pigskin lining prevents odor and moisture buildup
Precision-cut panels reduce friction points
Balanced heel geometry avoids fatigue
Clean construction with no cheap padding tricks
If this were sold as “durable luxury” → price fails
If sold as daily comfort refinement → price holds

Who This Is For
Daily city wear
Warm climates
Buyers who value softness over stiffness
People who stand or walk for hours

Who Should Avoid
Buyers expecting heavy leather longevity
Rough usage or travel-heavy wear
Anyone who wants boots-in-sandal-form

Packing list:
Sandals x 1Pair

 
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