Finch leather toe ring sandal

It’s time for our best-selling FINCH to really SHINE! This flock favorite toe-ring sandal is made entirely of leather – the lining, the sole, and asymmetrical upper and toe ring. And newly debuting in this beautiful metallic finish, each pair is truly a testament to the quality and craftsmanship of the beek brand. Slip them on, and within hours the leather will mold to your feet as if they were tailor-made just for you. Plus, with a contoured arch for comfort and support, you'll cruise through your day with ease.

Our commitment to sustainability is evident in our use of vegetable-tanned leathers, recycled and recyclable products, packaging, and leather sourced from tanneries certified by the Leather Working Group. So you'll be making a stylish statement while treading lightly on the planet.

Read more in the Our Footprint section of our site.

The Finch leather toe-ring sandal is available in high shine gold and silver and our classic black, tan and platinum colors. Shop the original FINCH toe-ring sandal for more color options.

• Soft, supple vegetable-tanned leather lining and sole.
• Asymmetrical upper and toe ring in metallic leather..
• Molded leather arch for added support.
• Signature two metal studs at inside of sole - our classic beek branding.
• Tiny hand-pounded nail heads around the insole.
• Rubber heel pad for grip.

Here's a tip for our "half size" pals: we recommend sizing up for the perfect fit. Any questions? Don't hesitate to reach out to us at help@thebeeknest.com - we're here to ensure your satisfaction every "step" of the way. Sorry, we just love a good footwear pun! :)

To keep your BEEK sandals looking as beautiful as the day you got them, simply wipe the leather clean with a damp cloth and treat them to a conditioning session 2-3 times a year (only water on the high-shine metallic foils though). Psst, we even have the perfect conditioner available on our site – talk about convenience!

And don't fret if the leather outsoles seem a tad slippery at first (pretty common for all leather footwear). Just scuff 'em up a bit, and you're good to go!