Women's Low Heel Sandals

Why a low heel works so well

A low heel sits between a flat sandal and an evening heel. It tilts the foot only slightly, so it is comfortable for long stretches on your feet, but it still lifts the line of a dress or cropped trouser. That makes low heel sandals a practical choice for the office, daytime events and travel.

The Midas Primas is a good example: a patent leather sandal in cornflower, cafe, black and red that moves easily from workwear to weekend. The Niala comes in black, tan and gold leather, and Mollini's Leyler mule adds a slip-on option in rich chocolate suede or black patent.

Rope soles, metallics and neutrals

For a summer feel, the Midas Skippy pairs a low heel with a natural rope wrap, in light chocolate suede, champagne, dark tan and black leather. Rope soles bring a relaxed, holiday texture that suits linen and denim.

Metallic leather turns a low heel sandal into something you can wear to a wedding or dinner, and our metallic sandals bring together gold and other metallic finishes. If you want one pair that works with everything, our black sandals include flat and heeled designs.

FAQs

Q: What counts as a low heel?

A: A low heel is generally under five centimetres. It gives a little height without much pressure on the ball of the foot, which makes it comfortable for everyday wear.

Q: Are low heel sandals good for work?

A: Yes, low heel sandals are a practical choice for workplaces that allow open toes. A leather or patent style in a neutral colour looks polished with tailoring and is easy to wear all day.

Q: Can I wear low heel sandals to a wedding?

A: Yes, especially in metallic or patent leather. A low heel is comfortable for a long day and is less likely to sink into grass at an outdoor ceremony than a slim high heel.

Q: How should sandals fit?

A: Your heel should sit fully on the footbed and your toes should not reach past the front edge. Straps should feel secure without digging in, and you should be able to slip a finger under an ankle strap.