Méduse, French icon of plastic sandals.

Born in 1946, in the aftermath of the war, to find a serious alternative to leather, Méduse invented the first plastic sandal .

Women's sandals , men's beach sandals , children's sandals for customers who find in these functional shoes practicality and perfect aesthetics for their beach vacations.

After the 30 Glorious Years and paid holidays, Méduse used its expertise in plastic shoes to invent women's ankle boots , men's rain boots , and children's rain boots . Shoes worn to protect yourself from the rain and jump in puddles, but also to express your style.

Waterproof boots for city dates, sandals worn with socks for the most daring from Paris to Seoul, comfortable and waterproof women's ankle boots for the most refined, and also our sandals worn all year round by surfers.

We pay great attention to the selection of our raw materials and the safety and traceability of our production chain. Our plastics are made in France, 100% recyclable, guaranteed phthalate-free, and meet the strictest chemical safety standards. We are committed to INNOSHOE, of which we are founding members, and co-created the first safety charter for our customers' shoes. This responsible commitment and ethics are applied to the manufacturing of nearly 500,000 pairs produced each year in our workshops.

Our women's shoes , men's shoes , and children's shoes are available in many sizes (large and small, from 18 to 48). The original product design is still available, but each season we invent new women's boots , men's boots , and children's boots while reinventing our range of SUN beach sandals .

After months of reflection and work, Méduse now offers you its range of women's leather sneakers. Discover the best of Made in France sneakers, the Méduse leather sneaker, solid, durable, and resolutely fashionable!

More recently, Méduse has offered a new range of women's leather sandals and children's leather sandals.

French expertise and originality are also reflected in popular culture. The Big Lebowski (aka Jeff Bridges) forever wore our Méduse men's sandals in the eponymous film. Rumor has it that Marion Cotillard wore them in her films, and that directors attending Sundance often seek out these amazing shoes. Instagram influencers even mix and match the colors of our shoes.