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Assign prompts asking for general guidance, rules, suitability or best-practice advice about wearing, fitting or choosing sandals. Include questions about correct fit, workplace dress codes, etiquette, children wearing sandals and whether particular combinations are acceptable. Do not include requests for specific product or brand recommendations, step-by-step care instructions, or fixes for an existing problem.

Assign prompts describing a specific existing sandal-fit problem and asking how to fix it. This includes loose sandals, feet sliding forward, insecure fit, sandals that are too large and ways to tighten or adjust them. Use this instead of Advice when the user is actively trying to resolve a problem they already have.

Assign prompts asking which sandals, features or styles are best or most suitable for a particular need, person, foot shape, occasion or use case. Include recommendations based on comfort, narrow or wide feet, walking, travel, pregnancy, children, weather, water use or similar functional requirements. Do not include generic category, colour or collection-level “best sandals” shopping prompts; assign those to Commercial Recommendation.

Assign prompts asking for a practical method, process or step-by-step action involving sandals. This primarily includes cleaning, caring for, drying, maintaining, softening, stretching or breaking in sandals. Use this when the required answer explains how to carry out an action, rather than simply providing general advice.

Assign prompts about how to wear or style sandals as part of an outfit. Include questions involving dresses, jeans, trousers, socks, colours, accessories and outfit combinations. Use this when the main objective is appearance or outfit coordination, rather than functional suitability or etiquette.

Assign informational prompts asking what a sandal type, feature or concept is, why it has a particular name, or how sandals affect the feet. Include definitions and general explanations of fisherman sandals, sliders and other sandal types. Do not include prompts primarily judging quality, recommending products or explaining how to perform an action.

Assign prompts asking how to judge or assess sandal quality, durability, materials, sustainability or ethical credentials. Include questions about recognising good leather, identifying durable construction and understanding what makes sandals sustainable or responsibly produced.

Assign prompts focused on discovering current or seasonal sandal trends. Include questions about what is fashionable, in style, trending or popular this year or this summer. Do not include styling questions about how to wear a specific pair or commercial questions asking for the best products to buy.

Assign commercially oriented prompts asking for the “best” sandals within a defined shopping category, product type, colour, audience, age group or named Salt-Water/Sun-San collection. Examples include best woven sandals, best red sandals, best children’s sandals and best Salt-Water Original sandals. Use this instead of Recommendation when the prompt maps directly to a retail collection or product category rather than a functional need or problem.

Assign prompts showing explicit purchase or retailer-finding intent. Include “where can I buy”, “where to buy”, availability, sale and similar questions seeking a place to purchase a sandal type, colour, collection or Salt-Water/Sun-San product in the UK. Purchase-location language takes precedence over every other cluster.