Rainbow 301ALTS0-DKBR Womens Single Layer Premier Leather With Arch Support Sandals Dark Brown
Rainbow 301ALTS0-DKBR Womens Single Layer Premier Leather With Arch Support Sandals Dark Brown - If any sandal says Rainbow®, this is it! This is the Rainbow® Sandals staple, the one your kid stole from you because they wanted to be cool – and you still haven’t gotten it back yet. This is the Flag Ship! The single layer premier leather sandal is made with top grade nubuck leather; the top sole is embossed with the Rainbow® logo. The strap, also nubuck leather; is double stitched, and the nylon toe piece is secured with a box X stitch, all using bonded nylon thread.
The single layer midsole and arch support is triple glued for maximum durability to our non-slip Rainbow® bottom. We finish it off with the Original Rainbow® woven label on the right strap, the mark of a genuine Rainbow® Sandal.
- New in 1974
- Single Layer Arch
- Premier Nubuck Leather
- 1"" Leather Strap
- Embossed Rainbow® Logo
- Double Stitched
- Nylon Toe Piece
- Box X Toe Construction
- Bonded Nylon Thread
- Triple Glued
- Non-Slip Rainbow® Bottom
- Original Rainbow® Woven Label
- Lifetime Rainbow® Guarantee
- Color: Dark Browm
- Style # 301ALTS0-DKBR
The single layer premier leather sandal is made with top grade nubuck leather; the top sole is embossed with the Rainbow® logo. The 1"" strap, also nubuck leather; is double stitched, and the nylon toe piece is secured with a box X stitch, all using bonded nylon thread.
The single layer mid sole and arch support is triple glued for maximum durability to our non-slip Rainbow® bottom. We finish it off with the Original Rainbow® woven label on the right strap, the mark of a genuine Rainbow® Sandal.
Originally contemplated in 1972, Jay “Sparky” Longley experimented making sandals in his Laguna Beach garage. With $200, Sparky bought a sewing machine and some rubber and started his conquest: To make the world’s best sandal. Sparky first started selling sandals to Dick Metz of Hobie where he could make 6 pairs and put them on consignment—they sold and Sparky made enough money to make 12 pairs. While this Hobie consignment operation went on, Sparky also tried selling sandals in the parking lot of the Sawdust Festival. From possibly angering Sawdust operators and other paying Sawdust vendors, Sparky was suggested to move down to San Clemente where he officially started Rainbow® Sandals, Inc. in 1974.