Even if we don’t know what this season has in store, warm weather needs a pair of reliable summer sandals. You might or might not be putting your favourite heels on hold, but there are lots of flat and comfortable types that are both fashionable and functional. The best summer sandals are appropriate for any reemergence event.

Women, as we all know, are quite fond of footwear, and there are many options and collections available during the summer. Footwear is the element that completes every ensemble; without it, any outfit would be incomplete.

A shoe is a type of footwear designed to keep the human foot safe and comfortable. Shoes can also be used for fashion and adornment. Shoes have evolved dramatically over time and from culture to culture, with shape and function initially being inextricably linked. Despite the fact that the human foot can adapt to a variety of terrains and climate conditions, it is nevertheless subject to environmental risks such as sharp rocks and temperature extremes, which shoes protect against. Steel-toe boots, which are essential footwear at industrial work sites, are one example of footwear that is worn as safety equipment.

We’re seeing padded leather insole slingbacks that are ideal for city walking, stylish flip flops that will improve your summer looks, and new variations on the easy slip-on slide. There are also closed-toe caged shoes to consider if you require a pedicure. Dr Simran Mann Sachdeva, the Founder and Director of Kazarmax “Kazarmax was created out of a practical need for top quality footwear that is not only comfortable and fun but also affordable,” she said.

Here are a few shoe collections.

1. Sneakers: Recreational sports, which were previously only available to the wealthy upper crust, grew in popularity in the late 1800s as a result of the general public’s increased leisure time. The birth of the modern Olympics and the marathon era coincided with a surge in public interest in sports. Sneakers (also known as trainers, athletic shoes, tennis shoes, gym shoes, kicks, sports shoes, flats, running shoes, or runners) are shoes that were originally created for sports or other forms of physical activity but are now popularly worn for casual wear.

2. Loafers: A loafer is a style of shoe that may be easily put on and off without the use of laces. It is frequently referenced alongside the moccasin, as some historical texts claim that both styles of footwear have identical roots. Originally intended solely for internal use, the loafer has evolved to the point where it can now be worn both indoors and out for a variety of events. It’s the ideal shoe for lounging around and relaxing in.

3. Slippers: slippers are light, easy-to-put-on footwear designed to be worn indoors, particularly at home. When strolling indoors, they give comfort and protection to the feet.

4. Slides: They have no back and are open-toed, similar to a flip flop mule. Slides can be high-heeled, flat-heeled, or somewhere in the middle, and they can cover the full foot from ankle to toe or have only one or two narrow straps. To keep the shoe on the foot, they normally have a single or a series of straps over the toes and the lower half of the foot. The name refers to how easy it is to slide this shoe on and off the foot when the wearer desires. Unlike flip-flops, slides do not have a “Y” shaped strap.