Stay comfortable and stylish with our women’s orthopedic sandals. Designed for warm weather and indoor wear, these sandals feature adjustable straps, cushioned footbeds, and support for conditions like bunions and plantar fasciitis and contain a removable insole that allow orthotics to be put into the sandal discretely
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Women's Orthopaedic Sandals: Wide Fit, Arch Support & Summer Comfort
Find your fit
Tell us what you're managing day to day, and we'll point you to the features that matter most for you.
Look for sandals with a wide or extra-wide width option and an adjustable strap rather than a fixed buckle — that gives you room across the widest part of the foot without pressure on the sides.
See our full guide to wide-fit footwear →
Adjustable, non-binding straps matter most here, since they can be loosened as swelling changes through the day. A wider, more open sandal style also avoids pressure points that a closed shoe can create.
See our guide to shoes for swollen feet and oedema →
A wider toe box and a soft, adjustable upper reduce rubbing over a bunion. Avoid anything with a rigid strap sitting directly across the joint.
See our guide to shoes for bunions →
Arch support and a supportive footbed matter more than cushioning alone — a sandal that lets the arch collapse can add strain through the heel over a day of wear.
See our plantar fasciitis footwear guide →
For all-day comfort without a specific condition to plan around, a cushioned footbed, secure adjustable strap and a non-slip sole cover most of what you'll notice over a full day on your feet.
What to look for in orthopaedic sandals
Fitted in-clinic, not just off a size chart
We fit sandals at all three clinics, and can check width, arch support and adjustability by hand if you're not sure what you need.
Shop 1, Lower Ground Floor, 205 Pacific Hwy (entrance via Herbert St), St Leonards NSW 2065
(02) 9438 5554
Frequently asked questions
What should I look for in orthopaedic sandals?
Arch support, a wide or adjustable fit, and a cushioned footbed are the main things to check. Beyond that, it comes down to what you're managing day to day — see the "Find your fit" section above for guidance specific to wide feet, swelling, bunions or heel pain.
Are wide-fit sandals good for swollen feet or bunions?
A wider fit with an adjustable strap can help by reducing pressure across the foot, particularly if swelling changes through the day or a bunion needs extra room. The right width varies person to person, which is why we check it by hand at a fitting rather than guessing from a size chart.
Can I wear my own orthotics with these sandals?
Some styles in this range have a removable footbed that allows for custom orthotics — ask our team at your fitting and we'll confirm which styles will work with what you already have.
Do you fit sandals in-clinic, or is it online only?
Both — you're welcome to shop online, and we also fit sandals in person at our St Leonards, Newcastle and Gosford clinics if you'd like your width and fit checked before you buy.
Does NDIS or DVA funding cover sandals?
NDIS participants and DVA clients may have funding pathways for footwear, sandals included — see our NDIS and DVA-approved footwear pages, or ask our team when you book.