Jelly sandals were a unique alternative in the 1980s for a lighter, more fun style. They’re made of PVC plastic and come in a variety of transparent colors or glitter. The shoes were inexpensive, frequently costing less than $1. In the 1980s, they were highly comfy and popular among students. The only drawback was that the plastic was not breathable, making your feet hot and sweaty.
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