How to choose right footwear for monsoon

The #1 mistake people make with footwear in monsoon (and how to fix it)

Let’s be honest, the monsoon doesn’t just bring chai cravings and the smell of wet earth. It also brings puddles, slippery streets, and the nightmare of soggy shoes. We’ve all been there, stepping into waterlogged lanes with footwear that feels like it’s betraying you at every step.

But here’s the good news: the right pair of monsoon-friendly footwear can change the game.

So, how do you choose footwear that’s monsoon-ready and stylish enough to wear every day? Let’s break it down.

Effortless Fit & Wear:

Rainy days already test your patience; your shoes shouldn’t add to it. That’s why you need pairs that are easy to slip on and stay put, even when the roads get messy. Look for secure straps, comfortable toe boxes, and shapes that don’t cling too tightly.

For instance, our Sko Cork Slides (for men & women) are designed with a roomy, breathable fit that doesn’t trap moisture, so your feet stay comfy even in sticky weather.

Reliable Grip & Skid-Resistance 

Slippery sidewalks, wet tiles, mossy steps, and monsoon streets are obstacle courses. The last thing you want is your footwear giving up on you mid-stride. This is where anti-slip soles come to the rescue.

Our Kai Black & Brown Slides are a monsoon favourite, crafted with anti-skid soles that give you grip with every step.

Stylish, yes. But practical, too.

Supportive Design for Tough Roads 

Monsoon means more than just dodging puddles. That’s why arch support is non-negotiable. The right pair should cushion your steps and keep your feet supported through it all.

Take the Kumo Grey for Men or Ru Orange & Brown for Women, lightweight, cushioned, and designed with in-built arch support that makes long, wet days surprisingly easy on your feet. The rains aren’t going anywhere, but your footwear problems can. Choosing the right footwear isn’t just about looking good; it’s about feeling safe, supported, and confident no matter what the weather throws at you.

So this year, step out prepared. Step out in comfort. Step out in style.