Getting the fit right can make a big difference in comfort.

• Check the size chart on each product page; sizing can vary by style.
• Consider foot width. Look for notes like "wide" or features such as adjustable or elastic ankle straps for flexibility.
• For slides and flip-flops, a little toe room is comfortable; for ankle-strap or gladiator styles, straps should lay flat without gaping.
• Try on at day’s end when feet may be slightly fuller.
• Use filters for size, width, heel height, and features to narrow choices.

If you’re between sizes, reviewing the listed measurements and any fit guidance on the page can help you decide.

Match the style to the occasion and surface you’ll walk on.

• Weddings/formal: Sparkly rhinestone straps, metallic tones, and slim T-straps look dressy. Low block heels or embellished flats can offer comfort over long events.
• Outdoor venues: Wedges or flatforms help on grass or sand; ankle straps add stability.
• Everyday wear: Look for cushioned footbeds, non-slip outsoles, and supportive straps (slingbacks or gladiator styles). Easy slip-on slides are great for errands.
• Styling tip: Choose understated bling for daytime and higher-shine stones for evening.
• Filter by features like "rhinestone," "ankle strap," "wedge," or "non-slip" to refine options.

Trying them with your outfit and on similar surfaces at home can help you decide.

Gentle care can help maintain the look.

1. Dust off dirt with a soft, dry cloth or soft-bristle brush.
2. Spot clean straps and footbeds using a damp cloth with a drop of mild soap; avoid soaking.
3. Blot and let air dry away from heat and direct sun.
4. Wipe stones lightly; avoid harsh chemicals, alcohol, or abrasive pads that may dull finishes.
5. Store in a cool, dry place. Separate pairs to prevent snagging—use a cloth bag or box.

Limiting exposure to moisture, saltwater, and high heat may help preserve shine. Materials vary, so it’s a good idea to check any care notes on the product page before cleaning.

There are comfort-focused options in this category.

• Look for titles or details that mention "arch support," "orthopedic," "cushioned," or "contoured footbed."
• Low wedges or block heels may distribute pressure more comfortably than very flat soles.
• Adjustable straps (elastic, buckle, or hook-and-loop) help fine-tune fit over the arch.
• If you use slim insoles, choose styles with a roomier footbed to accommodate them.
• Try on at day’s end and walk on carpet for a few minutes to assess support; preferences vary by foot shape.

Use filters and read the product details to confirm cushioning and support features before you order.

Traction and secure fit can help improve stability.

• Look for outsoles described as "non-slip" or with visible tread.
• Ankle-strap, slingback, or gladiator styles often feel more secure than minimal slides.
• Keep outsoles clean; wipe dust off and let them dry fully after exposure to water.
• Consider discreet traction pads or heel grips from the footwear accessories section on Walmart.com.
• Test at home on different surfaces first. If they feel slick, review the return window shown in your order details before deciding on an exchange.

Surface conditions and fit can affect grip, so pairing a treaded outsole with a snug (not tight) fit may help reduce slips.