The Peshawari sandal is a traditional and iconic form of footwear that originates from the Peshawar region of Pakistan. Known for its distinctive design and cultural significance, the sandal is crafted using fine leather and is typically handmade by skilled artisans. It features a broad, sturdy sole often made from rubber or tire material and a closed-toe front with wide leather straps that cross over the foot and fasten with a buckle around the ankle. The Peshawari sandal is highly valued for its durability, comfort, and breathability, making it ideal for the hot climate of the region. While it was traditionally worn by men as part of everyday and formal attire, especially with shalwar kameez, it has gained popularity in recent years as a fashion statement, with modern versions blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary styles.