I’m usually firmly anti-wedge. Too chunky, too beachy, too much shoe. Then I found the Schutz Maya.
The sculptural heel, minimal thong silhouette and barely-there upper make it feel more like an architectural heel than a traditional wedge—and someho...
My top pick. The rich brown leather + darker sculptural heel makes this feel especially expensive. I’d wear it with cream linen, chocolate, denim, black and warm neutrals.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Caramel Brown
The sexiest option. All black makes the architectural heel look even sharper—this is the one I’d reach for with fitted midi and maxi dresses.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Black
A warmer, richer alternative to a traditional nude sandal. Especially pretty with ivory, denim, olive and summer whites.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Cognac
The warm-skin-tone moment. Minimal enough to visually elongate the leg while still giving you that sculptural heel.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Earth Clay
The warm-skin-tone moment. Minimal enough to visually elongate the leg while still giving you that sculptural heel.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Dried Olive
The clean summer option. I’d pair this with saturated color, denim and monochromatic white/cream looks.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Sugar White
Basically jewelry for your feet. Perfect when you want the shoe to make the outfit without adding another color.
Schutz Maya Leather Sandal | Metallic
The statement neutral. Wear it exactly like you would leopard—keep the outfit simple and let the shoe do the flirting.
Schutz Maya Wild 90MM Cow-Print Sandals
The fashion-girl version. Definitely more trend-driven than the leather neutrals, but VERY good with white, chocolate or a full denim look.
Schutz Maya 90MM Denim Sandals
The vacation version of the Maya. The woven raffia gives the sculptural heel a softer, resort-ready feel without turning it into a traditional espadrille wedge. I’d wear these with linen, flowy maxis, matching sets and elevated vacation looks.
