In a Nutshell
An iconic summer footwear, these sandals feature 3 adjustable straps, shock absorbing EVA outer sole and a footbed with strong arch support
Product Details
Today’s Groupon offers a pair of ladies’ relax three-strap Birkenstock sandals in black, black patent, navy, onyx, pink, brown, purple or white for £34.99.
The Specifics
- Relaxed style and comfortable fit
- Features three synthetic Birko-Flor fully adjustable straps for custom fit
- The look boasts an anatomically formed cork-latex footbed
- Elastic EVA outer sole - durable and shock absorbing
- Footbed with pronounced arch support
- Sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
Size Guide
| Size | Foot Length in cm |
|---|---|
| 3 | 23cm |
| 4 | 24cm |
| 5 | 24.5cm |
| 6 | 25cm |
| 7 | 26cm |
| 8 | 26.5cm |
Not sure which size to select? See the shoe sizing guide
Black patent
Black
Navy
Pink
Onyx
Brown
Purple
White
Fine Print
Delivery: Free. Allow 7 working days. Shipping only to the UK mainland.
Your order: At checkout you will be prompted to enter a delivery address. Delivery address cannot be amended after order is placed. Orders made from older versions of the mobile app will be dispatched to the billing address in your account.
Original value: Based on online price as sold by Asos, checked on 6 May 15.
Further information: Products sold by Groupon Goods Global GmbH. For this deal the Terms of Sale and the Returns Policy of Groupon Goods Global GmbH are applicable. For more on Groupon Goods Global GmbH, see the FAQ.
How is the strike-through price determined?
Your order: At checkout you will be prompted to enter a delivery address. Delivery address cannot be amended after order is placed. Orders made from older versions of the mobile app will be dispatched to the billing address in your account.
Original value: Based on online price as sold by Asos, checked on 6 May 15.
Further information: Products sold by Groupon Goods Global GmbH. For this deal the Terms of Sale and the Returns Policy of Groupon Goods Global GmbH are applicable. For more on Groupon Goods Global GmbH, see the FAQ.
How is the strike-through price determined?