- Do they smell like fish?
- No. They are named after fish. They are not made of fish and none were involved.
- How many designs are there?
- Four — the Trout, the Bass, the Pike and the Salmon. One silhouette, four finishes. That is the entire catalogue.
- What sizes do they come in?
- US 6 through US 14 on every design. That is the men’s scale and not a unisex one, which matters: a women’s size runs about a size and a half higher, so a women’s 9.5 is roughly a men’s 8. There is still no centimetre chart on this site and no half sizes. The size guide sets all of that out, including the fit warning on record for this kind of sandal.
- Are they comfortable?
- That is the whole pitch and it is also the part we cannot demonstrate from here. No wear test or supplier specification has been published for these, so treat anything you read about comfort — here or anywhere — as opinion until one is.
- Can I wear them in water?
- They are sandals, not dive gear and not safety footwear. No water, drying or slip testing has been published for them, so we are not going to tell you they are quick-drying or grippy.
- What are they made of?
- Not stated, and that is deliberate rather than an oversight. Each design lists its cut, its closure and its colourway, and names its parts — an upper, a footbed, a sole — but gives no material for any of them. No supplier specification sheet has been published for these, and a material name is a factual claim about goods being sold, so the line stays blank rather than becoming a guess.
- Where are they made?
- Not stated, and neither is where a parcel is posted from. Country-of-origin wording has rules attached to it and nothing here has been checked against them, so both answers stay blank rather than becoming a guess — which also means this site will not tell you a customs charge is impossible.
- How do returns and shipping work?
- Delivery is inside the price, to United States addresses, and the checkout adds nothing to the figure on the tile — no postage, no handling and no sales tax. No ship-by date is promised, because no fulfilment schedule has been agreed in writing; the shipping page says what the FTC Mail Order Rule gives you instead. There is no returns window published, because no address that accepts parcels exists yet — what does work today is cancelling an order before it is dispatched, from order lookup.
- How many have you sold?
- Not a number worth quoting. This shop publishes no order counts, ratings, reviews or customer photographs, and there is no gallery of them held back somewhere.
- Can I order a case for my shop?
- Ask. There is no wholesale programme, minimum order quantity or trade price list published yet, so it starts as a conversation rather than a form.