Comfy and supportive Birkenstock sandals are on sale for up to 40% off at Nordstrom Rack this weekend

Jeanine Edwards
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With the warm weather finally here to stay, now is the perfect time to treat yourself to a new pair of sandals that you can live in all season long. If you want a style that’s as comfy as it is cute, head over to Nordstrom Rack, where a bunch of awesome Birkenstock sandals are on sale for 40% off.

Experienced shoppers know that Birkenstock isn’t a brand that goes on sale often. Their shoes and sandals are so highly sought after that the brand really doesn’t have to discount them. They sell out at full price all the time. That’s why these markdowns at Nordstrom Rack are such a big deal. Top-selling styles like the Arizona and Milano are currently on sale for cheaper than you can normally ever find them.

Given the impressive discounts, you should know that sizing is already quite limited. Some styles have a few sizes available, while others only have one or two sizes remaining. If you want to pair of versatile Birkenstock sandals to wear with everything this summer, drop what you’re doing and grab a pair on sale at Nordstrom Rack now.

Birkenstock Arizona Birko-Flor Slide Sandal, $59.97 (Orig. $99.95)

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Birkenstock Salina Buckled Slide Sandal, $59.97 (Orig. $99.95)

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Birkenstock Franca Birko-Florâ„¢ Slide Sandal, $62.99 (Orig. $99.95)

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Birkenstock Arizona Suede Slide Sandal, $83.99 (Orig. $135)

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Birkenstock Milano Camo Birko-Flor Sandal, $73.99 (Orig. $110)

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Birkenstock Granada Soft Footbed Sandal, $83.99 (Orig. $135)

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Birkenstock Madrid Slide Sandal, $59.97 (Orig. $89.95)

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Birkenstock Ibiza Birko-Flor Slide Sandal, $59.97 (Orig. $89.95)

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