Flip-flops, also known as "toe flip-flops," are a type of sandal that uses Y-shaped buckles to secure the toes. They are characterized by their fashionable and free-spirited nature, with common types including Japanese wooden clogs and Brazilian rubber flip-flops.
Suitable for home, beach, and other occasions, these shoes trace their origins back to ancient animal skin foot bindings, and later saw significant development in Japan and Brazil. Their simple structure yet highly customizable design makes them a popular choice for fashion styling, especially when paired with casual wear such as shorts.