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A place to buy cheap flip flops in Rome?

This is a weird question, but does anyone happen to know if there is a place to buy inex flip flops in Rome?

I’m already regretting not bringing them. I typically bring them to walk in the room/hotel, like slippers. Drug store quality would be fine.

Thanks.

Posted by
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Are you staying at a hotel? If so, I’d ask them for ideas. They may not be easy to find in winter but perhaps some inexpensive item can be found. Good luck!

Posted by
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Hmmm agree that winter might make it a little tough but I feel like Primark or some other fast fashion places might have something!

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There are many options available on Amazon.it, for around €10. If you have Amazon prime in the US the free shipping applies in Italy as well ( just be careful you are not signing up for various offers you might be charged for). ,You should be able to get 2-day delivery to your hotel. We have done this.

Posted by
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If they sell them at this time of year, Primark will be the cheapest at around a euro a pair.

Posted by
119 posts

Thank you for the suggestions!

You are right, time of year it might be tough. I’ll also check when we arrive in some beach towns.

I don’t have Amazon prime, but that is good to keep in mind for the future.

Posted by
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According to Google, there is a HAVAIANAS Roma store on Via del Corso, 495. Probably not cheap but if you get desperate....

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I'd try a Decathalon sporting goods store. Search online for "Decathalon Rome."

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There are 99Centi or 1 Euro stores in every area in Rome….like Dollar stores.
I have bought cheap flip flops in those stores on a couple of trips.
I’m sure they would have them at this time of year too.

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Any sporting store (negozio di sport) will have something (swimmers need those too). But generally department stores should have them (like Rinascente on via del Tritone). Footwear stores should have them as well as larger supermarkets.