Peshawari sandals for men are closed-toe ethnic sandals with open side sections and either a backstrap, buckle or slip-on construction, depending on the style. Terms such as “Peshawari,” “Peshawar sandal,” “Pashtun sandal” and “Pathani sandal” may be used differently by shoppers and sellers, so compare the actual construction and product details rather than relying on the name alone.
The current STEPSOFT Peshawari collection contains four active styles. Use each product page as the source of truth for its upper material, closure, available sizes and colours, price and availability.
How to Identify a Peshawari Sandal
| Feature |
What to Check |
| Toe shape |
A closed front that covers the toes. |
| Side profile |
Open side sections distinguish it from more enclosed Jutti or Mojari shapes. |
| Closure |
Some styles use a backstrap or buckle; others are slip-on. Check the individual listing. |
| Upper finish |
The current range includes faux-leather, suede-finish and patent-finish options. |
| Fit information |
Use the live size options and product-specific details; do not assume every style fits identically. |
Compare Current STEPSOFT Peshawari Styles
Five Checks Before Ordering
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Confirm the construction: Check whether the selected style has a backstrap, buckle or slip-on opening.
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Confirm the upper: Read the exact material and finish stated on the product page. Do not treat faux leather, suede-finish and genuine leather as interchangeable.
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Choose from the live size options: Fit can vary between designs. Try the pair indoors on a clean surface and assess toe room, upper pressure and heel stability before outdoor use.
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Compare colour and finish with the outfit: A matte, standard or glossy surface can look different with a kurta-pajama, Pathani suit or other ethnic clothing.
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Check current buying information: Review the live price, availability and Return & Refund Policy before ordering.
Peshawari vs Kolhapuri vs Jutti or Mojari
| Footwear type |
Typical shape to compare |
Shopping path |
| Peshawari |
Closed toe, open sides, with strap, buckle or slip-on variations. |
Peshawari sandals |
| Kolhapuri |
Open-toe sandal construction. |
Kolhapuri chappals |
| Jutti or Mojari |
A more enclosed slip-on upper; exact toe shape and coverage vary by design. |
Juttis & Mojaris |
Frequently Asked Buying Questions
Is every Peshawari sandal made from genuine leather?
No. Materials vary. The current STEPSOFT range includes faux-leather, suede-finish and patent-finish styles. Check the material stated on the exact product page.
Are Peshawari, Pashtun and Pathani sandals always identical?
No single naming rule is used consistently across online catalogues. Compare the toe coverage, side openings, closure and upper finish to understand the actual product.
Does every Peshawari sandal have a buckle?
No. The current collection includes both strap-based and slip-on constructions. Review the images and product details before choosing.
Which size should I order?
Select only from the live size options shown for that product. Because construction can vary, use product-specific fit information and check the return policy rather than assuming one fit rule applies to every Peshawari style.
Shop Peshawari Sandals for Men
Compare the four current styles in the STEPSOFT Peshawari collection. For a more enclosed wedding-footwear option, also see Wedding Nagra Mojaris.
