Compare Black Sandals
Black sandals on muxo.net range from cheap everyday slides to designer leather styles, with prices from under A$30 to over A$1,000.
24 options · A$23–A$1,601 · Italist, DHgate
Black Sandals: what to know before you buy
Budget and everyday options
At the lower end, DHgate lists generic black sandals from around A$24 to A$65, including leather slides, beach sandals and platform styles with a square toe. These aren't tied to a known brand, so they suit shoppers after a casual, low-cost pair rather than a specific label. Because sizing and materials aren't detailed beyond "genuine leather" or general descriptions, it's worth checking the listing closely for fit and construction before buying, especially from an overseas marketplace seller like DHgate.
Designer sandals via Italist
The bulk of the range sits in designer territory through Italist, spanning roughly A$355 to over A$1,050. Dolce & Gabbana appears at both ends, with a crystal-detail pair around A$355 and logo leather sandals near A$814. Marc Jacobs and Chloé sit in the A$385 to A$725 range, while Versace, Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga fall between about A$620 and A$680. At the top, Ferragamo, Marni, Valentino Garavani and Jil Sander mostly run from A$885 to over A$1,050, with Jil Sander's cage lambskin sandals repeated across several EU sizes (37, 39, 40) all priced the same.
What to check before buying
Designer listings often specify EU sizing (like EU37, EU40, EU41.5), so confirm your usual conversion before ordering, since fit can vary between brands. Materials matter too — several premium pairs use lambskin or crystal detailing, which affects both price and care compared with the plainer leather used in the budget DHgate sandals. If price is the main factor, the DHgate tier covers basic black sandals well under A$100, while Italist's range is where the recognised fashion brands and higher price points are concentrated.
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