They’re more comfortable, too!
the cost of Birkenstocks for a strikingly similar look—some shoppers say the Nappas arestylish. “[They’re] surprisingly better looking than Birkenstock for that price,” wrote one customer in a 5-star review. They’ve got the same full grain leather upper—except Quince’s is sourced from an LWG, or Leather Working Group, certified tannery, which means it’s produced using sustainable methods—natural cork midsole, non-slip EVA outsole and adjustable metal buckles.
The Quince Slides feel just as durable and well-made as my old Birks, which is astonishing, given the more affordable price. What's more, they feel lightweight on my feet, without being flimsy or unsupportive. And just like my old Arizonas, the Nappa Slides go with pretty much anything, from wide leg jeans and a tee to summer dresses, maxi skirts and my WFH uniform of soft pants and a sweatshirt. When it comes to ways to wear, the limit does not exist.
Where the Quince Slides do have the Birkenstocks, however, is in comfort. The Nappa’s soft foam in-sole gives the slides the perfect amount of squish, cushioning every step while offering all-day arch support. And sliding my feet onto the plush suede footbed feels sooo good. Quince claims the sandals feel like walking on clouds, and I have to agree—turns out, I’m not alone because the sandals have a stellar 4.9-star customer rating. “The footbed is soft and cushiony while still supportive,” agrees one happy Quince shopper in a 5-star review. “And the leather is soft and not as tough to break in as a pair of Birkenstocks.” And it’s true! The dreaded blister-y “break-in” period really isn’t a thing with the Quince Nappa Leather Slides.
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