I think it's fair to say that H&M flip-flops are made with style rather than comfort in mind. The ones with a cane footbed looked a little flimsy so I disregarded them in favour of rubber flip-flops. There was a considerable range of patterns available, from a Gothic skull and crossbones motif to zebra stripes as well as a kaleidoscope of plain colour options. Because of the low price, I opted for two pairs: a relatively spartan pair in khaki green for £3.99 and an orange pair with contrasting yellow straps for £5.99. The reason for the price difference was not obvious at first. Both pairs were built in the same way, although the strap for the orange pair ...  Read the complete review

I had a bit of a shopping spree in H&M a couple of months ago and one of the items I purchased was a pair of flip flops. I've recently been wondering why, as I'm not going on a beach holiday anytime soon so I've only been wearing them around the house and out to the shops. But at £3.99, I didn't waste a lot of money on them. The flip flops are pretty basic things. They came in a variety of colours, from which I chose chocolate brown. The "thong" part is material in a pleated style, with a soft material bar for between the toes. The base is a dense kind of foamy material - very lightweight, and clearly cheap. The sole has some tread on it, and the ...  Read the complete review

I pretty much own two types of shoes - pumps and flip flops. This pretty much covers every eventuality and all the seasons. I generally opt for comfortable and versatile shoes that I can match to any outfit. My choice for pumps is usually New Look but when it comes to cheap flip flop I always head straight for H & M because I find their flip flops comfortable and dirt cheap! Now we probably get about 3 days of sunshine in this country and I don't tend to go on holiday all that much but I find flip flops are useful to have for those brief glimpses of sunlight. They are also an easy way to dress down an outfit for a casual BBQ or summer get together. They ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of H&M's clothing range as well as their footwear, so when I visited Oxford Street a couple of weeks ago, this was one of the first shops that I decided to have a look in. These flip flops were one of my many purchases and I have decided to write a review of them to warn others - these seemed like a real bargain and I couldn't resist them, but unfortunetly the quality simply isn't up to scratch. These are priced at £3.99 per pair (currently reduced to £2.99) which is dirt cheap in my opinion and H&M often have offers on their basic footwear too, such as buy two pairs for £5 etc. I guess the warning signs should of been going off but I ...  Read the complete review