Okabashi sandals

The following is a sponsored post. I was compensated for my honest opinions of their product. All opinions are my 100% my own and not swayed by an outside source

Never hear of  Okabashi? They are a family owned company that makes 100% recyclable, comfortable,  eco-friendly sandals and flip flops, all proudly made in the USA! 

Just a few features/benefits of buying Okabashi shoes-

• 2 year gaurantee
  
  
  
• reflexology inspired massage beads
  Massaging beads are strategically placed across the foot-bed of each shoe to stimulate different areas of the sole. This component of our shoe design is based on the principles of a Japanese practice called Reflexology. The beads add another element of full-body comfort while promoting better circulation.
  
  
• endorsed by ACA (American Chiropractic Association)
  Customers aren’t the only ones who think our product is great! In 2006, Okabashi merited an endorsement by the ACA (American Chiropractic Association). It is now the only footwear brand to carry this endorsement as a testament to the comfort and value of Okabashi’s products
  
  
• 100% recyclable
  Okabashi encourages customers to return their well-worn and well-loved shoes to our factory for proper, low temperature recycling.  Our shoes contain up to 25% recycled material, keeping tons of material out the landfill.
  
  
• Dishwasher safe
  The high temps of a dishwasher will kill bacteria and germs that live on the surface of your shoes, but will not shrink, damage or alter the color of the shoes in any way.

I received the Indigo in Black/Patent. This style comes in 6 different colors. I love that they are super comfortable yet still stylish. And a price you cant beat!!!  I will be definitely wearing these when we go to the beach in the summer.

Okabashi believes that technology and design can be utilized to deliver a great product to the consumer at a great value, without shifting U.S. jobs overseas. Okabashis are proudly made in the United States in Buford, GA since 1984. Only 2% of all footwear worn in the US, is actually made in the US.

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