HANDCRAFTED IN GEORGIA SINCE 1984
STILL GOING STRONG.
Built to Last · Made in USA · 2-Year Guarantee · 100% Recyclable · American Made · 40+ Years
American Made Since 1984
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Arch support
Built into every pair
Machine washable
Rinse, wash, repeat
2-year guarantee
More than one season
Made in USA
Buford, GA since 1984
Arch support
Machine washable
2-year guarantee
Made in USA
Women
The Okabashi Difference
Most flip flops come with tradeoffs
They rub. They flatten out. They get dirty fast. They wear out too soon. Okabashi is built to feel better, clean easier, and hold up longer.
Arch support
Easy to clean
Built to last
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Shop all of our sustainable and comfortable women's shoes, including flip flops, sandals, and ballet flats. Our flexible material is bio-based, vegan, recyclable, and sourced in the USA. On average, our shoes are made with 25% recycled materials. Proud to be part of the remaining 1% of shoe manufacturers in the USA.
WHY OKABASHI
AMERICAN MADE. BUILT TO LAST.
We're one of the last footwear manufacturers still making shoes in the United States. Our zero-waste factory in Buford, Georgia has been refining the same craft since 1984 — and every pair we make is backed by a 2-year guarantee. When you're done, send them back. We'll make them into something new.
Handcrafted in Georgia
100% Recyclable
Bio-Based Soy Material
2-Year Guarantee
Made in USA Since 1984
Why Choose Okabashi?
Made in USA
Handcrafted in Buford, GA, we're proud to be in the remaining 1% of US footwear manufacturers in the United States.
Eco-Friendly
Our material is vegan, cruelty-free, and 100% recyclable. Scraps and non-saleable returns are turned into new product.
Easy Care
Our sandals will not shrink and the colors will not fade, no matter how often you wash them. Bye, germs!
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