Sandals

Shoe Glossary

Booties - resembles a boot in style but is not as much of a shoe.
Shoes - covers the entire foot and extends to the anklebone height of the boots or thigh.
Brogue - a huge Oxford style shoe featuring perforated details.
Canvas - A closely woven, heavy cotton fabrics, hemp, or linen.
Frame - boot / bootie shaft near the top of a boot taken at the widest part / bootie measurement around the shaft.
Stop - a closed toe with a platform sole, open back shoe. Traditionally with a wooden heel
Clutch - A lease with a narrow, handheld bag.
Colorblocking - strategically placed on a shoe, contradictory, yet, complimentary clear and bright color.
Combat boots - originally designed for military multipurpose shoe lace
TROOPA
Cowboy boots - a chunky, with moderately high sloping heel boot, usually pointed toe and decorative stitching or tooling, extending to mid-calf.

Crepe - used in shoe soles, a natural rubber with a crinkled texture.
NAIOMII
Woven Espadrille-A of pitcher or a rope or similar material covering only the style shoes or sandals.
EVA-Ethylene vinyl acetate.
A shoe fabric used on a variety of materials
The height of the heel is not flat - Footwear.
It is cut into pieces to create movement Fringe -
suede dress


Heel height - heel heel height measured to the top of a vertical line, and the bottom surface of the floor only goes by.
A soft, rubbery material, the jelly shoes - man-made.