The latest and hottest Birkenstock styles are here for 2011! One look and it's easy to see the fresh inspirations throughout all the Birkenstock lines!

This year's styles reinforce the Birkenstock belief that well-built, comfortable footwear inspires your senses as much as it does your body. Check out the new lively patterns and natural materials. All styles are both functional and beautiful. They're fun and easy to wear and are also rejuvenating and refreshing. They're perfect for any activity and enhance everything you do! Virtually all of the Birkenstocks shown below can be found in our current catalog.

Birkenstock Footwear Options

Shoes, Clogs, Kids, Work Shoes, Footbeds, Insoles, Shoe Care, Foot Care, Repair Materials, Single Sandals and Birki Gift Store

Although some of the more popular styles may be adopted into our classic section and carried for years to come, most of these color & style combinations will not beavailable after this season. These styles or colors may be discontinued at the end of the season. At that time you can search for them at the SaleShoeShack, the internet's number one site discontinued and discounted footwear in association with BirkenstockBeach.com Some of these styles are the same as in the Classic section, but are using a particular color, pattern, or material that makes this color and style combination a seasonal one.

Birkenstock Materials

Once you find a style you are interested in, it is helpful to know what the material is on that particular style. The materials used to make Birkenstock shoes and sandals can be divided into two categories: Leather and Non-leather. Most of the styles that use Non-leather uppers (straps) still use suede liners (under your foot.)

If you are looking for non-leather models, then check out our Classic 100% Non-Leather Styles.

Birkentock Leathers

Read the Insert

Inside each box is a care tip sheet on how to protect and take care of your Birkenstock footwear. It talks about cork sealer, resoling, heat warning, etc.. Please read this insert: your Birkenstock footwear will last longer!

Straps Too Loose? Consider Punching Holes

It is customary to have extra holes punched in the straps of your new Birkenstocks. A lot of the time people think that the pair they are trying on is too big. When in fact, it is the right size, the straps just need a few extra holes punched in them. Having enough holes allows you to keep the front straps snug, so that your heels stay back in the heel cup. The straps will then loosen as they are worn to create a more comfortable fit. When you break in a pair of Birkenstocks, it's important that your heel reaches all the way back in the heel cup.