While I have purchased this particular brand before, this time they turned out to be somewhat defective. Specifically, as you walk, an annoying noise can be heard (like SpongeBob SquarePants walking). From what I was told, it has to do with a broken sole. I didn't bother to change it as the sound is only heard when you are in an enclosed space and not outside on the street.

With havaianas, the first purchase is difficult since the price is consistently higher compared to competitors, but once you have them, it's hard to change.

Made of rubber, the main advantages are their great resistance to wear and tear (they won't easily "leave you" on vacation), their durability (you can easily wear them for 2 summers), and the fact that they are truly non-slip.

Compared to others, they may be slightly heavier, and the material that provides all these advantages gives a "harder" feeling to the sole.

Before buying, you need to pay attention to the size (usually indicated in Brazilian, don't confuse it with EU sizes) and make sure it's regular size (there is also a slim edition for women, with a thinner strap and smaller dimensions at the base).

I don't know what the difference is in some designs that have the logo on the strap. The ones I bought have the same design without the logo. They all differ in size. The ones without the logo have a faster deterioration and were bigger on the foot, so they were probably not as stable. I was very satisfied with the older ones! (Unfortunately, I lost them after years) They had the logo on them, I don't know if that matters... Let's see with the third pair I bought... it doesn't have the logo and it feels like a size bigger. It's better to try both sizes you are in between for certainty, but I believe they should be snug-fitting and have the appropriate stability without being heavy.

My favorites! I had these for years until my dog Mocca ate them. So, I bought the same ones again but in a different color

Stylish look and now recognized. Having bought many pairs, I have noticed that they can withstand one or two summers before tearing