What do you call these and where do you come from?

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West of Scotland -wan o wanners when I was at school. (£1.01)

Daps. Somerset.
But anything less than wellies we now just call unsuitable footwear. :)
(Trying to keep my sense of humour)

Plimsolls or plimmies as a child in North Yorkshire.

Daps. Wiltshire/Somerset border.

Pumps. Leeds.

Pumps.
Nottingham.

Now I would say plimsolls but when I was a child plimsolls had laces.

Gutties - NI

Daps - Bristol
Plimsoles - South Devon

Pumps - Manchester

Pumps - Lancashire

Plimsoles - kent

Guddies.
Northern Ireland

Pumps W. Midlands though my Welsh Dad called them daps.

Pumps, Cheshire

No idea. But am not originally from the UK.

Sand shoes north east. Now on north west and call them pumps.

pumps - north west

Pumps - South Yorkshire

Takkis - in Cape Town. At least I think that's how you spell it. I don't think I ever saw it written down.

Pumps - north west

Plimsolls. Surrey

Plimsolls - Devon. Mine were white and lace up and my dad used to put some white paint stuff on them seemingly every week. No idea how I got my feet in them. They must have been stiff as a board

Now live in s Wales where they are daps. And cost £2 in Asda

Plimsolls - Lincolnshire

Grew up in Yorkshire where we called them sandshoes but my Welsh mother always called them daps. Now my posh southern children call them plimsolls despite my best efforts.