Mixit Flip-Flops: Zori Styles, Materials and Sizing Guide

Generic coral flip-flops on pale stone beside a folded cream towel
Written by Toni Morrison

Identify genuine Mixit flip-flop styles at JCPenney, compare Zori and rhinestone versions, and check paired women’s sizes, materials, fit and care.

If you want Mixit flip-flops, start with JCPenney’s own product pages and the exact style number. Mixit is a JCPenney accessories brand, and its footwear assortment includes several different sandal shapes. A plain Zori flip-flop, a rhinestone version and an adjustable-strap footbed sandal can appear in the same brand search even though they fit and fasten differently.

The most useful comparison is between clearly identified styles, their listed materials and the size options shown for each. This guide uses JCPenney’s published product information and indexed listings. It does not claim hands-on wear testing, and a listed style or size is not a promise of current stock.

Which Mixit flip-flop styles are identifiable?

Mixit Women’s Zori Flip-Flops: the basic printed or solid option

JCPenney identifies its Women’s Zori Flip-Flops as product ppr5008407349. The published specifications list a slip-on design, open round toe, flat heel and T-strap. The upper or outer base material is 100% PVC; the sole is listed separately as 100% polyethylene.

The indexed page shows paired women’s sizes 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 and 11/12. JCPenney category pages also show different prints and colors under the Zori name. Choose the color and size together, then check the resulting offer. A photograph of one pattern does not establish that every pattern is selectable in every size.

This is the style to start with when you want a simple, open slip-on without decorative stones. Treat the product ID as the useful identifier when a search result alternates between “print flip-flops” and “Zori.”

Mixit Women’s Rhinestone Zori Flip-Flops: decorative strap, polyethylene sole

The Rhinestone Zori style, ppr5008257826, has a rhinestone-embellished strap. JCPenney lists slip-on construction, an open round toe, a flat heel and a half-inch heel height. The listed upper is 100% PVC and the sole is 100% polyethylene.

Indexed versions of this listing show colors such as Light Persimmon and American Navy, with different size selections visible. Those are useful clues when replacing an older pair, but the selected color and actual size availability still need checking. Some indexed pages are older than others and can preserve past delivery messages.

Compare this model if the embellished strap is the feature you want. Inspect the underside of the strap and the toe-post area when trying it on; decoration alone tells you little about how the shoe will feel against your foot.

Mixit Women’s Rhinestone Flip-Flops: a separate polyurethane-sole listing

JCPenney also has a Rhinestone Flip-Flops page for ppr5008655036. This page specifies a slip-on, open round-toe design with a flat heel and T-strap. Its upper is listed as 100% PVC, while its sole is listed as 100% polyurethane.

The visible indexed selection is Black, size 5/6. That observation does not establish the model’s entire size range or live inventory. Most importantly, keep its polyurethane specification attached to this product ID. The similar Rhinestone Zori title above belongs to a different page with a different sole specification.

Before replacing a familiar pair, compare the product ID, underside of the sole, strap shape and size label. A similar color or a row of rhinestones is not enough to establish that two pairs have the same construction.

Separate flip-flops from other Mixit footwear

JCPenney’s Mixit women’s footwear assortment includes slide sandals, wedge sandals, adjustable-strap footbed sandals, slippers and ballet flats as well as Zori flip-flops. For a replacement purchase, start with the shape you already like: a thong-style toe post, a broad slide strap, or an adjustable buckle arrangement.

A brand filter narrows the maker or label; it does not guarantee the result is the same kind of shoe. Likewise, a general sandal page may describe features from several brands. Use the specifications on the individual Mixit product page before assigning a material, heel height or fastening type to the pair in your cart.

How to handle women’s sizing

Paired sizes deserve an actual fit check. A label such as 7/8 groups two sizes into one option; it does not provide separate choices for each number. If you are between the listed groups, use the size chart attached to the selected style and compare both adjacent options when a try-on is possible.

Do not assume that a size used for another brand, a men’s sandal or a children’s style transfers directly. Also avoid an automatic “always size up” rule. The position of the toe post and the width of the footbed can make a pair unsuitable even when its overall length seems generous.

  • Check length: your heel and toes should sit on the footbed rather than hang over its edges.
  • Check width: look for overhang at the sides and pressure from the strap attachment points.
  • Check the toe post: make sure it sits comfortably when standing and taking a few steps.
  • Check movement: the sandal should stay manageable without constantly curling your toes or adjusting your stride to keep it on.

Try both shoes on a clean indoor surface while keeping tags and packaging until you have decided. Check the seller’s return conditions before wearing them outdoors, especially for a clearance or resale purchase.

What the material descriptions do and do not tell you

The PVC upper and polyethylene or polyurethane sole fields help distinguish the listings. They do not quantify cushioning thickness, footbed contour, flexibility or the amount of support under the arch. There is also no model-specific wet-surface traction test in the product information reviewed here.

For a day involving substantial walking, choose footwear whose fit and support you have already checked for that purpose. A holiday photograph or a reference to poolside styling is not evidence of waterproof construction or slip resistance on wet tile. Decorative embellishments also need their own inspection rather than being treated as part of a performance specification.

Care and checking an older pair

The product information reviewed does not establish a model-specific machine-washing method. Follow the care label or ask JCPenney about the exact product ID before using a washer, dryer, strong cleaner or prolonged soaking. For light surface dirt, begin conservatively with a soft cloth and avoid scrubbing decorative stones.

For a pair you already own, inspect the strap anchors, toe post and sole before wearing it. Set aside footwear with a loose attachment, splitting sole or sharp damaged edge. When buying a resale pair, ask for clear photos of those areas and the size label. An unused-looking footbed does not reveal the condition of every attachment.

Where to buy and how to verify the offer

Use JCPenney’s individual product pages or its Mixit flip-flop filter as a starting point. Select the exact style, color and size before checking shipping or pickup. Seasonal category listings and old search snippets may remain visible after particular choices sell out; an empty size selector is a reason to check another option, not proof that the whole brand is discontinued.

For a straightforward choice, compare the basic Zori with the two separately identified rhinestone styles above. Choose by the strap design you want, verify the materials on that page, and make fit the deciding factor. Keep the product ID from a pair that works well so a future replacement search is more precise.

About the author

Toni Morrison

Toni is the Senior Writer at Main Street Mobile. She loves to write about the Internet and startups. She loves to read stories of startups and share it with the audience. She is basically a Tech Entrepreneur from Orlando. Previously, She was a philosophy professor. To get in touch with Matt for news reports you can email him on toni@mainstreetmobile.org or reach her out on social media links given below.