Born in 1946, in the aftermath of the war, Méduse invented the first plastic sandal as a serious alternative to leather. Women's sandals, men's sandals and children's sandals became popular choices for customers who found these functional shoes both practical and aesthetically pleasing for their beach vacations. After the "30 Glorieuses" and paid vacations, Méduse put its expertise in plastic footwear to good use by introducing women's, men's and children's ankle boots. These shoes are worn not only to protect against the rain and jump in puddles, but also to express style. Waterproof boots are ideal for city meetings, sandals worn with socks are a hit with the more daring, comfortable and waterproof women's booties seduce the more refined, while our sandals are adopted all year round by surfers. Méduse pays great attention to the choice of raw materials, safety and traceability of the production chain. Our plastics, made in France, are 100% recyclable, guaranteed phthalate-free and compliant with the strictest chemical safety standards. Committed to INNOSHOE, of which it is a founding member, Méduse has co-created the first safety charter for its customers' footwear. This responsible commitment and ethic are applied to the manufacture of nearly 500,000 pairs produced each year in our workshops. Méduse women's shoes, men's shoes and children's shoes are available in a wide range of sizes (large and small, from 18 to 48). The original product design is still available, but each season new women's boots, men's boots and children's boots are invented, while the SUN beach sandal range is reinvented. This French know-how and originality is also reflected in popular culture. The Big Lebowski (aka Jeff Bridges) eternally wears Medusa men's sandals in the film of the same name. It's rumored that Marion Cotillard has worn them in her films, and that directors attending Sundance often seek to acquire this stunning shoe. Influencers on Instagram also mix and match the colors of Méduse shoes.