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| Jackie Kennedy |
If you are like me, life would not be complete without Jack, more specifically Jack Rogers sandals, my go to shoe here in Florida. They are chic, comfortable, and colorful, and look great with caftans.
Jack Rogers shoes had an inspired beginning on the isle of Capri in the early 60s. It was the heyday of the international jet set, a swirl of famous faces and names, lounging poolside in colorful caftans, wearing sherbet shades against the Mediterranean backdrop. Chic as it was, one person stood out as the most vibrant of all: Jackie Kennedy. The First Lady, known for her impeccable style, never looked better than when she was off-duty—with her innate charisma, she had a way of making simple pieces look absolutely sublime.
It was on one of these Italian holidays that Jackie first met the shoe style that would become the Classic Jack Rogers Sandal, a flat sandal characterized by whipstitched leather and an iconic rondelle. On her return to Palm Beach, Jackie brought the shoe to a local cobbler and an icon was born. Easy and elegant, it quickly became a warm weather essential for women of all ages—not to mention their sisters, best friends and daughters.
Well, The iconic rondelle Jack Rogers sandal is now available in a waterproof version. Casually sophisticated, lightweight, and travel-friendly, the Jacks Flat Waterproof EVA Sandals feature an ergonomic fit that molds to your feet for cloud-like comfort. They’re the perfect companion for busy days, from morning coffee runs to running errands after class or spending evenings by the pool. Pair these versatile black sandals with sundresses, swim cover-ups, or your favorite yoga set.
Look at all these great colors and they are under $50 -
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| Jack Rogers Eva Sandal in Navy |
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| Jack Rogers Eva Sandal in Rouge |
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| Jack Rogers Eva Sandal in Cream |
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| Jack Rogers Eva Sandal in Lilac |
More colors too. I love these! So chic and practical. I love flip-flops and these are stylish flip-flops I will wear everywhere. I just need to decide on which colors I want.
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| Jack Rogers Eva Sandal |
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