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Compare White Sandals

White sandals on muxo.net span cheap DHgate basics through to designer pairs from Chloé, Lanvin and Balenciaga on Italist.

24 options · A$23–A$1,163 · Italist, DHgate, HEWI

DG White Sandals with Logo

Dolce & Gabbana

DG White Sandals with Logo

A$472

via Italist

Ferragamo White Sandals

Ferragamo

Ferragamo White Sandals

A$1,007

via Italist

Dolce & Gabbana White Sandals with Logo

Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce & Gabbana White Sandals with Logo

A$314

via Italist

Prada Sandals White

Prada

Prada Sandals White

A$1,163

via Italist

Birkenstock Sandals White

Birkenstock

Birkenstock Sandals White

A$395

via Italist

DG Sandals White with Crystals

Dolce & Gabbana

DG Sandals White with Crystals

A$635

via Italist

Chloé Woody Sandals White

Chloé

Chloé Woody Sandals White

A$717

via Italist

Chloé Woody Sandals White

Chloé

Chloé Woody Sandals White

A$588

via Italist

White Sandals: what to know before you buy

Budget range via DHgate

The lower end sits with DHgate listings, where white sandals and sandal-style slides run from around A$38 up to about A$70, such as the block heel pearl sandals and the flat sandals with flower detail. DHgate also lists a broader mix of white-toned footwear, including sneakers, loafers and slides, mostly unbranded or sold as designer-style pieces rather than named brands, with prices generally landing between A$40 and A$150. These are worth checking closely for materials and sizing before buying, since specifics aren't detailed beyond the listing title.

Designer sandals via Italist and Easecoo

At the premium end, Italist carries named-brand white sandals including Chloé Woody Sandals around A$725 to A$740, Lanvin Domra Espadrille Sandals around A$870, Alexandre Birman Floral Leather Sandals around A$675, Balenciaga Jet Lag Micro Sandals around A$880, and Tory Burch Twisted Jelly Strap Sandals around A$290. Easecoo lists a Patent Leather T-Strap Sandal at around A$280, sitting closer to the Tory Burch price point than the higher designer tier.

What to check before choosing

Given the spread from under A$50 to nearly A$900, decide first whether you want an unbranded budget pair or a named designer sandal, since the price gap reflects brand and materials rather than a single scale. For Italist and Easecoo listings, check the specified size, such as EU or US, as some designer pairs are listed in a single size only. For DHgate's cheaper options, there's less detail on materials, so it pays to read the exact title carefully to confirm it's a sandal and not a sneaker or loafer style also listed under similar search terms.

Based on the listings muxo tracks for this comparison; prices are approximate and change with retailer updates.

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