| Country | Type and name |
| Romania | Leather peasant sandals called opinci |
| Romania - Huţul population in north, came from area round Kiev in 17thC | Leather sandals known as postole |
| Bulgaria North | Leather sandals known as tsarvouli, kondouri, kalevri, emenii, mestyuve,opinki, vruvchanki, tozlutsi, opintsi, opanak |
| Bulgaria Central | Leather sandals known as tsârvouli,koundri, kalevri, emenii |
| Bulgaria West | Leather sandals known as opintsi, kalevri, konduri, emenii, tozlutsi |
| Macedonia | Leather sandals known as opinci, laces called 'oputi' |
| Slovenia | Leather sandals known as opanek, opanke |
| Croatia - Istria | Leather sandals known as opanak pl. opanki |
| Croatia - Dinaric region | Leather sandals known as opanky, oputaši or pripletenjaci |
| Croatia - Pannonia Region | Leather sandals known as opanky, opanke |
| Serbia | Leather sandals known as opanek, opanak, opanka |
| Serbia (Šumadija) | Leather sandals known as opanci, vrncani. crveni, donaši |
| Albania | Leather sandals known in past as opingă, more recently as opangă |
| Greece (ancient) |
Leather sandals called krepis, krepidos |
| Greece Saraksani |
Knitted slippers called atuna Leather slippers called kondopatuna, kaltsuna, tsaruca |
| Ancient Romans |
Leather sandals called carbatina |
|
Italy |
Leather sandals |
| Czech Republic | Leather sandals known as opanki |
| Slovakia | Leather sandals called krpce, krbce |
| Poland - Kurpiowski region | Leather shoes worn by men called kurpie |
| Poland - Biigorajski-Tarnogrodzki | Leather shoes worn by women called chodaki |
| Poland - Podhalanski | Leather shoes worn by men & women called kierpce |
| Poland Podlaski | Bast slippers called lapci made from birch or linden bark bound to legs with long thongs |
| Latvia | Leather shoes called Kurpe |
| Finland | Bast shoes, leather shoes with sole |
| Lithuania |
Leather shoes called Nagines, Kojinos Bast shoes called vyzos Solid wooden shoes called klompes |
| Ukraine | Leather shoes - porshni, postoly, knodaky, morschenytsi |
| Belarus | Bast-shoes luptsi |
| Ukraine (north) ,Belorssia, Russia | Bast shoes called lychaky |
| Russia | Bast-shoes lapcie or lapti |
| France and Spain | Sandals made with rope soles and a canvas or cotton fabric upper called espadrilles |
| France |
Sabot – clog made of piece of hollowed out wood |
| Gemany | Klomp - clog made of piece of hollowed out wood |
| Netherlands | Dutch clog made of hollowed out wood called galoshas |
| Lithuania | Klumpes-žaseles - Clog made of a piece of hollowed out wood decorated with carved patterns |
References
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