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As Canadian summers are notoriously short, it can be hard to justify spending the same amount of money on sandals as you would sneakers or winter boots.
If you're like us and prefer to keep your sandal spending to a minimum, then DSW's summer clearance may be music to your budget-minded ears.
The Designer Shoe Warehouse is having a massive online sale, with more than 2,000 men's, women's, and kids' shoes up for grabs (at seriously discounted prices!).
Check out 11 of the best deals for women below.
These oh-so-chic heeled sandals feature adjustable ankle straps and a 2.17-inch chunky block heel.
These slip-on heels feature a square toe, gently padded footbed, and come in four colours: Brown, white, green and purple.
Featuring a 1.5-inch platform and a 2.5-inch wedge heel, these espadrille sandals come with a padded footbed and have an adjustable ankle strap. They're a "must for any summer wardrobe," raves one DSW shopper.
A perfectly chic shoe for the office, after-work drinks and casual weekend weddings, these pointy-toe flats are available in three colours: magenta, frost grey and black.
Clarks Caroleigh Erin tan sandals are designed with soft wide crisscross straps made from leather, a plush square open toe and synthetic lining.
These effortlessly cool slide sandals are available in four colours and feature a smooth synthetic braided strap. "These are so comfy," says one shopper. "They're so cute too. You can dress them up or down."
Ultra-comfy and always cool, these Birkenstock sandals have an average rating of 4.8 stars. "They are so comfortable and stylish," writes one shopper. "My new favourite shoe!"
Casually cool, these basic white sneakers are made from durable and comfortable canvas and come with a gently padded footbed. According to one DSW shopper, the sneakers are "roomy and lightweight with a super cushy sole and a comfy terry-like fabric inside, which makes them ideal for summer."
Timeless and comfortable, these Sam Edelman slide sandals will ease you throughout the day. They feature a leather upper, a cushioned footbed and a supportive platform outsole. "They can be dressed up or down, whatever your mood," writes one DSW reviewer.
DSW shoppers say these Vince Camuto Caleren flats are "worth it." They're "gorgeous," raves one reviewer. "Grade-A quality and absolutely stunning on the feet."
These stylish Steve Madden sandals come accented with edgy pyramid studs and a leather upper. They're available in three colours: tan, pink and black.
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