Green Barefoot Sandals

We have two types of outsoles: Leather and rubber. Leather outsoles are %100 natural. They are flexible and softer than the rubber outsoles. We hand-hammered copper rivets to the bottom of them to release static electric from the body like walking barefoot on mother earth. Please note that we can only apply copper rivets to our loafers, oxfords, sneakers, and slippers. Because of the lack of space inside the boots for our hand to hand-hammer them, we can’t apply them to boots.
We also don’t apply them to sandals. Sandals would be subject to sunshine a lot and sun can darken the coppers with time. The cons of the leather outsoles are they are slipperier than the rubber outsoles. We don’t use any glue or chemical materials, we hand-sew leather outsoles to the shoe.
The rubber outsole is glued to the leather sole. They protect both leather sole and shoe's structure. They are not slippery like leather outsoles. They have more grip on surfaces. They are not as flexible as leather outsoles. Also, we can't hand-hammer copper rivets to the rubber outsole because of its soft surface. They are still considered barefoot shoes because they are still zero drop shoes, and the rubber sheet is only 2mm. You will still feel the ground with them.

No. We make all our shoes in leather outsole and apply 2 mm rubber sheet to the bottom of them when you choose rubber outsole option. That's why their look doesn't change with both outsole options.

Our Atlantis Handmade barefoot shoes are ideal for customers with wider toe boxes since they give your toes enough room to spread.

Wide toe boxes let your toes spread and relax. "Zero-drop" non-elevated heel for proper posture. Please follow our Size Chart to find your matching size.

Free shipping to the USA, Canada and Europe.Learn More. We offer easy exchanges and returns within 30 days of receiving your order. We do have warehouses both in the USA and Europe.Learn More.

Our high quality, all-natural leather requires minimum maintaining. All you need to do is maintain the leather and replace the rubber outsole as it gets worn down.Learn More.