Caribbean Footwear Review

It’s a known secret that most imported popular  footwear brands in the world are Philippine made.  I know a couple of brands who actually have their shoes made in Marikina then shipped abroad to be re-branded.  Its not a bad thing but it will be definitely good for the country if this is openly told and not a hush-hush thing.   When I hear of a brand who courageously flaunt that they are Philippine made, I am very much proud and will definitely be glad to support them all the way.

Honestly, I haven’t heard of Caribbean Footwear until last Thursday, April 4, 2013, when I attended Caribbean Urban Safari Summer Collection 2013 at Red Mango in Greenbelt 3.    I was surprised to learn that they are proudly Filipino made and that in-fact the manufacturers were previously the creators of the flipflop /footwear brands we love from Brazil!

Caribbean Footwear

Product Info (Anatomy of a Caribbean Footwear)
Comfortable,durable, fashionable footwear made in the Philippines with a design that conforms to the curve of the feet. Artistically formed to create proper foot formation and posture that will enhance endurance while walking or running. Scientifically designed to mold one’s sole to perfectly fit amidst mobility

Product Shots:
If you notice, my nail polish chapped already from swimming but the design in my flipflop is still as bright as new! I also like that the flipflop is not flat compared to others it conforms to the shape of your feet

Caribbean Footwear
On My feet
Believe it or not, I’d slip more often barefooted than with these flipflops on!

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What I think of it:

  • I am very much impressed. I have tried almost all the flipflop brands local and imported in the market and this one has good quality. In fact Caribbean Footwear is at par with my other favorite imported FlipFlop brand Ipanema when it comes to quality of the material and the comfort it gives the wearer.
  • I tested the no fade design they promised and well so far so good the design and the color is still as vivid when it was brand spanking new.
  • It is definitely no slip. I was wearing it around the tiled pool area during my staycation reuinion with my BFFs this weekend and it didn’t failed me. In fact walking barefooted was far more dangerous and slippery compared to wearing this flip flop around the pool area.
  • I love that it conforms to the shape of my very curved foot.
  • It is very comfortable to wear.
  • I have yet to see how long before the strap breaks (but I hope it won’t) as I have three Havaianas that snapped straps after a month using (very disappointing)!

Do I recommend Caribbean Footwear?
Absolutely. I don’t see any reason not to get one or more. The price is very affordable ranging from Php120.00 to Php320.00 a pair. You can hoard as much flip flop designs as you want.  Next to quality, comfort will always be on top of my priority whenever I buy a new piece of clothing or footwear.   Design will be secondary. With Caribbean I get all three at the same time.

Like I said when I started this post, Caribbean launched their Urban Safari Summer 2013 Collection which is available in your favorite department stores nationwide. They have designs for men and women which you can see below.

Caribbean Urban Safari Summer Collection 2013 WomensCaribbean Urban Safari Summer Collection 2013 Men
Here are my favorite designs:

Caribbean Urban Safari Flipflops
How about you, have you tried Caribbean before? How was it for you?

Stay gorgeous everyone!

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25 Comments

  1. The prices are pretty affordable ah! Na intriga naman ako tuloy kung anung shoe brand un ginagawa sa Marikina tapos ni re-brand ; p

    xoxo
    MrsMartinez

  2. Alex meron for Men! Bigger straps lang but they have Aztec prints go getsung na!

  3. Those Aztec prints are the love! I really find those prints in season, so yeah, how I wish they have those kinds for boys din! 🙂

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