Wednesday, July 15, 2009: These were my first pair of Bridget Sandals and my faves!
If you’re a shoe lover, you definitely need to stop by Bridget Sandals in Kingston when you’re in Jamaica- no matter if you’re in Montego Bay, Negril, Ocho Rios or any where else. You’ll need to make a trip there to get yourself a pair of hand-made sandals, they’re super fab and totally unique! I was first introduced to Bridget Sandals 2 years ago by my friend Alison Hess, she’s been a long time customer and I’ve become a fan ever since. You may remember seeing a pair on the floral sandals on my feet here, on this trip I picked up another 4 pairs to add to my collection- super happy. Bridget Sandals have also been described as “wearable desserts” ranging from leather slingbacks, thongs to floral sandals which is my personal favorite. Every time I wear my sandals I get tons of compliments and they’re super comfy too. Bridget Sandals is definitely one of Jamaica’s best kept secret, loves it!
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More pics after the jump…
Breakfast @ Seagrape Terrace before heading to Kingston. The pancakes are so yummy there!
The mangos are super sweet, yum!
Arrived at Bridget Sandals, all the memories came back!
The four pairs I got 🙂
These are cute but didn’t have my size, the smallest they had left was a size 7 ;(
Twittering, thanks to my handy dandy T-Mobile Sidekick LX 2009!
Heading to the back to check out where they make the sandals…
All the sandals are hand-made and made in the back!
Bridget and Me 😉
Check out a few ways on how to wear my favorite floral sandals as Jonathan demonstrates for us!
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