Jambu

Fuel your adventures from sunup to sundown with the Sunset Eco Vegan, an eco-friendly shoe made with recycled PU leather.

A new twist on our endlessly popular Erin sneaker, the July sneaker features the same vulcanized silhouette and dainty floral cutouts, but with a closed construction, leather upper, and  a side zipper closure for easy on and off.

Out with the old sport sandals, and in with the new! The Seaside is the ideal match if you’re looking for an elevated option to replace your run-of-the-mill two-strap sport sandal. With a sturdy harness base for the rear straps, stretchy bungee details, a

From sunup to sun down, the Sunset is here to keep you moving.

When people talk about slipping into something comfortable, what they’re really saying is to slip into the Wilma. With a rich faux fur lining and an easy-to-slide-on design, it doesn’t get much more comfortable or cozy than this cold weather mule.

Be prepared to face the elements with this waterproof duck boot that boasts a stylish, asymmetrical design along with a memory foam insole and faux fur lining for added comfort.

Looking effortlessly cool is, well, effortless when you’ve got the Indiana in your shoe rotation! The slouchy upper is accented with buckles and faux fur trim, all of which comes together to create a relaxed and rugged look.

When it comes to finding a casual winter boot that checks all the boxes you want in an everyday cold weather staple, the Granite fits the bill!

Petal embroidery design
Wool upper and faux fur lining keeps your feet warm and cozy
Sturdy outsole offers non-slip traction and grip on any terrain

Confidently splash through puddles on rainy days with JBU BY JAMBU's Lizzy duck boots, featuring waterproof breathable construction, a plush, cozy faux-shearling lining and a wave-siped outsole for traction.

Looking for stellar weather protection with elevated style? Look no further than the water-resistant Stella!

When people talk about slipping into something comfortable, what they’re really saying is to slip into the Wilma