Hari Mari Blog

PEDIATRIC CANCER AWARENESS MONTH ROUND-UP

$40,400.  That’s the average cost per hospital stay for patients with childhood cancer. No family should have to climb their way out of medical debt, but that’s the harsh reality of pediatric canc...

Flops Fighting Cancer Day!

September is National Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month and Hari Mari's getting the word out there!

NOW INTRODUCING ... HARI MARI SHOES

Finding a pair of shoes designed with comfort, color and style at its' forefront has been close to impossible. We shouldn't have to sacrifice our comfort and style for the sake of repping a name b...

3 Signs You're Wearing The Wrong Flip Flops

It's no secret. Most flip flop brands out there miss the mark. From seemingly endless 'break-in' periods and less-than-quality materials to ugly designs and zero comfort, it's no wonder flops get ...

Top 5 Reasons to Switch to Hari Mari

It's no secret. Most flip flop brands out there miss the mark. From seemingly endless 'break-in' periods and less-than-quality materials to ugly designs and zero comfort, it's no wonder that flops...

2018 FLOP OF THE YEAR

Our Dunes were named 2018’s Flip Flop of the Year by the nation’s leading flip flop lifestyle site, FlipFlopDaily.com! *Cue extravagant firework show*

HARI MARI X PETER MILLAR

Last year marked the inaugural run of our collaboration with our friends from Raleigh, the Hari Mari x Peter Millar flip flops. Not only was this the first collaboration of it’s kind for Peter Mil...

Flops Fighting Cancer // Sophie Ryan

Thanks to our friends over at the Bumblebee Foundation, we were introduced to Sophie Ryan and her battle with cancer.

Flops Fighting Cancer // The Bumblebee Foundation

After a rare liver cancer (hepatoblastoma) took their four-year-old son from , Jarren, Heather and Jason Donatini established the Bumblebee Foundation to assist other families fighting the same bat...

Flops Fighting Cancer // Camp Sanguinity

Standing on a stretch of 170 acres in Bosque County, Texas, rests Camp Sanguinity, a beacon of hope and normalcy for children, teens and families batting the presence of pediatric cancer.