CHURCH’S SANDALS

Church’s is not only a master of formal footwear. The brand’s selection of Church’s sandals brings its legendary craftsmanship to the warmer months. With clean silhouettes, noble leathers and a distinctly refined aesthetic, Church’s men’s sandals reaffirm the brand’s commitment to quality and enduring design, even in its most relaxed pieces.

Each pair of Church’s sandals is crafted in Italy from carefully treated leather. Hand-bleached or aged finishes enhance the natural variations of the hide, giving the material rich texture and subtle patina. Every model features a leather and rubber sole, a leather-covered footbed and a heat-stamped Church’s logo —final touches that reflect the brand’s meticulous attention to detail.

What are the main models of Church’s men’s sandals?

One of the standout styles is the Church’s Ockley, a crisscross sandal defined by its minimalist design and architectural structure. Made from hand-bleached calfskin, its interlocking bands convey elegance. The mixed sole and leather-covered insole ensure a comfortable stride. The Ockley reinterprets the classic sandal from a contemporary point of view, without ever losing the Church’s identity.

Another essential model is the Church’s Oban, a modern take on the traditional fisherman sandal. This mule-style silhouette features wide leather straps and a sleek open heel. A hand-aged finish adds tonal nuance to the leather, enhancing its artisanal quality. The leather strap is stamped with the Church’s logo, subtly reinforcing its elevated status. Oban balances laid-back elegance with practical sophistication.

Both Ockley and Oban express a new vision within the Church’s universe: informal pieces that uphold the brand’s formal discipline and uncompromising comfort. These are sandals for men who value authentic materials, understated aesthetics and long-lasting design.

Discover our online selection of the most representative Church’s men’s sandals.
Since 1873, Church’s has been crafting footwear with unmistakable British elegance and sensibility. But its roots run even deeper: the Church family’s shoemaking tradition dates back to 1617. This legacy, passed down through generations, continues to define the brand’s identity.

Each piece —be it an Oxford, a loafer or a sandal— is a testament to exhaustive craftsmanship and meticulous detail. Today, Church’s remains a symbol of discreet, timeless British elegance.