Heeled sandals
This season's heeled sandals embodies modern sophistication. Explore the women's selection of minimalistic slip-ins and strappy heels below.
Our range of heeled sandals for women
Introducing this season’s dressy wardrobe staple - the heeled sandals. Our selection presents sophisticated and classic silhouettes that will last season after season. Whether attending a wedding or casual dinner, the classic high-heeled sandals are an essential pairing. Our sandal selection is defined by detailed uppers, square toes, and sleek block heels - adding modern sophistication to any look.
The broad colour palette ranges from classic black and white shades to warm tones of brown, as well as bright pink and red accents. Whatever this season has in store, a pair of classic high-heeled sandals will suit a variety of occasions. For a wider selection of summer footwear, explore our entire collection of sandals for women.
Style your high- and low-heeled sandals
Timeless block-heeled sandals are a versatile staple in the modern wardrobe. Add some height to a pair of jeans for everyday wear, or pair with smart slacks to enhance your look during the evening.
A pair of sandals with high block heels and delicate leather straps is the effortless choice for a formal look, such as an oversized blazer with coordinated trousers. This season marks the time for flowy dresses and linen sets in sober pastels; pair them with black leather sandals with sturdy heels for a contemporary contrast.
Popular Editions of women’s sandals with heels
- Hennie heeled sandals – Strappy heels with a chunky, '90s-inspired silhouette
- Ines heeled sandals – Sophisticated block-heeled sandals in a variety of colours
- Jonna heeled sandals – Sophisticated models with low heels
- Piper heeled sandals – Heeled mules and strappy sandals in various colours
Care for your heeled leather sandals
Our heeled sandals are made from various materials, including soft leather - a natural material that requires extra care to last longer. Maintain your sandals by cleaning them with a damp cloth and occasionally applying shoe cream. When needed, replace the heel pin to prevent further damage to the shoe. Find out more about caring for your heeled sandals in our shoe care guide.