IPANEMA

Craving summer, craving sand, craving heat, craving Ipanema: flip-flops, sandals and beach flip-flops. The brand takes its name from the world-famous beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, famous for inspiring the rhythms and sounds of Bossa Nova music. Experience the allure of Brazil too and wear summer with Ipanema. The summer outfit unquestionably involves a stop for relaxation and sea air. Uncovering the foot and putting on comfortable flip-flops becomes a must for many women. And the Brazilian brand Ipanema, manufacturer of the well-known and colorful beach flip-flops, knows well the needs of summer lovers and its easy looks to show off at the beach! Born in 2001 from inspirations and designs of the Grendene family, the ironic flip flops conquered the market among countless models of women's and unisex flip flops, inspired by the atmosphere and inexhaustible energy of the beaches of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, including the coastline of the same name. Quickly becoming a leader in the global flip flop market, they also boast a collection designed by supermodel Gisele Bundchen. Ipanema's women's sandals, ideal with light clothing, not only in a swimsuit, but also with loose pants or practical women's shorts in cotton and linen, perhaps paired with the color of an ironic and trendy women's T-shirt. More than 100 different models of flip-flops have appealed to multiple generations for their comfort and coolness. Ipanema's women's sandals and flip-flops, made of pvc, silicone and melflex rubber (among the most elastic existing for footwear on the market), today also meet ecological requirements, due to the integration of recyclable pvc, but above all they are extremely soft; they accompany the arch of the foot in its movement, accommodating the heel and the sole of the foot on insoles with renewed and intelligent comfort. The minimalist design is often embellished with additional details and appliqués, vibrant, tropical, warm or floral patterns, on a non-slip surface in minimal relief. Engaging and often witty, they represent Brazilian energy and the rhythm of colors and sounds, often bright and contrasting. Designs dedicated to animals and the summer flora of tropical environments, but equally numerous are the basic Ipanema models with contrasting solid colors, also with metallic and glittering trends.