Strap shoes as we know are those shoes which have a strap running vertically up the foot towards the angle of the wearer. The strap connects the part of the shoe that covers the toes or top of the foot with any part of the shoe that is nearer to the ankle. For example, a pair of the ankle strap pumps might have a t-strap running from the vamp to the ankle strap. The styles & straps can still be referred to as t-straps; Both sandals and shoes can have multiple t-straps.
This t-straps can be plain or embellished and they aren`t always made from the same material as the rest of the shoes.

choosing right type of strap shoe
The first tip is to choose ankle strap sandals that have a slight heel. Not only can ankle straps make legs look heavier, they can also make them look shorter because of the horizontal stages around the ankles to counteract this, choose sandals with a small heel that will give you back the height you lost, while also making them look slimmer. The heel doesn`t have to be huge, even a small one will work.

Choose styles that don`t wrap too high on the ankles. There are all types of ankle strap sandals out there, you will find some that lace way up high on the ankles and others that will strap right where the ankles meet the foots. If you have large ankles and calves, your best bet is to choose the latter and avoid ankle straps that lace too high up on the leg. Not only will these types of straps make your legs look heavier, you also run the risk of your ankle swelling after being on your feet all day.