If Hermes could stop with the tricks and Dionysus could lay off the vino, perhaps Zeus could find time to anoint Panteleimon.
A third-generation craftsman residing in Athens, the god of sandals (friends call him Pantelis) spends his days creating simple, beautiful footwear by hand.
He uses top-notch calf leather tanned in Crete and puts the masterpieces together using shoe nails and special glue. There are a plethora of styles from which to choose, ranging from gladiators and slingbacks to thongs, slides, and those that wrap and tie around the leg. All start out a light brown hue but turn darker and mold to your foot with age.
Each of the 27 styles costs less than $50 a pair and claims to be unisex. But the idea of men sporting a pair of gladiators?
That’s all Greek to us.
Source : http://www.dailycandy.com/everywhere/article/37270/Greek-Sandals