Since sandals have been created a long time ago in the earliest civilizations, we don't know if a Greek god had invented them or not.
Mercury was a Roman god. His Greek name is Hermes. He wears winged sandals because he is the messenger god. He flies from place to place delivering the messages of the gods.
Hermes in Greek Mythology, Mercury in Roman Mythology.
Perseus, son of Zeus, gave them to him because he killed the Gorgon Medusa.
Hermes was the Greek messenger God. He is often represented wearing winged sandals and a winged cap. He also carries a staff. He may be represented by a rooster, symbolically.
Greek cobblers.
Mercury was a Roman god. His Greek name is Hermes. He wears winged sandals because he is the messenger god. He flies from place to place delivering the messages of the gods.
Hermes in Greek Mythology, Mercury in Roman Mythology.
Seems to be one of Hermes' winged sandals.
σανδάλια [sandalia] sandals is a Greek word.
Greek sandals.
Hermes and his sandals are used as the logo of FTD flowers
Perseus, son of Zeus, gave them to him because he killed the Gorgon Medusa.
Hermes was the Greek messenger God. He is often represented wearing winged sandals and a winged cap. He also carries a staff. He may be represented by a rooster, symbolically.
Greek cobblers.
If you look at the Good Year logo, you'll notice a foot with winged sandals in between the words Good and Year. The winged sandals are a symbol of the Greek god Hermes, the god of travelers, thieves, merchants, and the messengers of the gods. In Greek mythology, the winged sandals would allow Hermes to fly so he could deliver messages and guide souls down to the underworld. They are a symbol commonly associated with Hermes.
She invented the chariot.
Almost every Greek God or Goddess is associated with certain items. The Greek Goddess Atlanta is associated with Golden apples, and running sandals.