It's Official: These Are the Most-Wanted Luxury Sandals of Summer 2026
Fashion people can't get enough of The Row's refined sandals. Explore the best The Row flip-flops here.
From the city streets to far-flung beaches, sandals are officially back in rotation. The spring days are calling for a switch-up in our shoe collections, and in particular, one that will hold its place until the cooler autumn days arrive. With countless steps ahead, it's worth investing in a great pair that will see us through the coming months as well as return to our wardrobe year after year. And already, I'm spotting so many fashion people calling upon The Row's stellar flip-flop collection to complete their chic warm-weather looks.
From tailoring to bags, easy staples to standout footwear, The Row seems to perfect every single wardrobe category it touches. Whilst I could while away the hours talking through the best The Row bags or the polished tailoring, a sudden flurry of sightings of the brand's beloved sandals has focused my attention on the stellar flip-flop offerings of the moment. True to the brand's aesthetic, the best The Row flip-flops follow the same principles as all its other designs: understated, timeless and with a serious in-the-know feel.
Neelam wears The Row City Flip-Flops (£870)
In the blink of an eye, flip-flops have returned to the everyday. Peeking out under loose jeans, paired with floaty spring dresses, and bringing a relaxed mood to tailored shorts, the sandal style is bringing ease to our current looks. When adding a luxury piece to our wardrobes, it's nice to see just how much wear you'll get to make the investment worthwhile. Whether drawn to the striking red and black accents of the Dune flip flops or the understated appeal of the Ginza, the clean lines and classic look bring a touch of sophistication to this hard-working shoe, primed to be called upon every spring and summer as needed.
The Row's sell-out appeal is well documented. From the latest bags to a simple shirt, fashion people go out of their way to track down the Olsen twins' latest offerings, and the shoes are no exception. For spring 2026, a selection of iconic styles has been brought back (yes, they've already proved they outlast shifting trends), as well as a selection of new designs that have already been spotted on the most stylish people around. Below, we've rounded up the very best The Row flip-flops, as well as a few beloved sandal styles that fashion people are shopping right now.
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1. The Row Dune Sandal
Style Notes: The Dune sandal is a classic flip-flop silhouette with thick leather straps, a foam midsole and a rounded toe. The style comes in bolder platform versions as well as more refined versions, any of which feel exceedingly chic.
2 The Row City Flip-Flop
Style Notes: A more recent addition to The Row's shoe collection is the City flip-flop. Formed of patent leather straps, a minimalist sole and refined stitch-work around the leather insole.
3. The Row Ginza Flip-Flop
Style Notes: The Ginza flip-flop can be sighted every time the weather starts to heat up. The enduring Y-shape design nods to the classic mood of the brand, whilst the stacked sole and contrast of suede and leather sets this pair apart.
4. The Row Beach Flip-Flop
Style Notes: The most dedicated minimalists will want a peek at the Beach flip-flop. The pair is refined in all ways, from the unfussy design to the barely-there sole. Quality is at the centre of this subtle pair, crafted from vegetable-tanned leather straps, padded goatskin insoles and a rubber sole.
5. The Row Malick Sandal
Style Notes: Whilst the Malick is more of a sandal, the thong version allows this style to feature in our flip-flop roundup. The smooth leather style is an easy slip-on shoe that can be depended upon every single spring and summer.
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Florrie embarked on her fashion journey whilst studying in Aix-en-Provence, she began to write her dissertation on the history of fashion and landed her first role at Harper’s Bazaar. Following this, she interned for various publications including Elle, Grazia and Marie Claire before joining the fashion team at Conde Nast Traveller. There, she contributed to international photoshoots, styled pages and covers, and produced engaging digital content. Over eight years of fashion industry experience, Florrie has honed her skills from styling e-commerce photoshoots to personal shopping. Florrie first joined Who What Wear UK as a freelancer before becoming the Commerce Writer. Now, as the Shopping Editor, she monitors current trends, new-in styles, wardrobe heroes and how best to style them.