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The Namaqualand Daisy Tan sandal is named after the tenacious little daisy that survives the arid winters of South Africa's Northern and Western Cape — and bursts each spring into a breathtaking blanket of colour across the Namaqualand landscape. Warm tan leather, sustainably sourced and hydrophobic, brings that same spirit of resilience and natural beauty to a sandal built for all-day comfort.
Breathable, extremely comfortable, and finished in a sun-warmed tan that pairs with everything — this is a sandal that earns its place in your wardrobe the same way the Namaqualand daisy earns its place in the landscape: quietly and completely.
Sizing note: We recommend ordering your regular UK shoe size.
With roots stretching back nearly 400 years, Veldskoen shoes carry one of Southern Africa's most enduring footwear traditions. The name 'Veldskoen' — meaning 'field shoes' in Afrikaans — was first documented by Dutch settlers, though Khoisan tribal folklore traces leather shoes cut from a single hide back over 1,000 years further. Today, Veldskoen continues this proud legacy with handcrafted leather heritage shoes, boots, sandals, flip-flops, and slipper shoes.
Shipping cost to Canada varies based on either the physical or volumetric weight of the total order, shipping costs are shown during checkout.
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