Footwear that's a labor of love

Behind every stitch is a name, a face, a livelihood. Our workshop isn’t just where things are made - it’s where people grow, create, and thrive.

We choose slower processes, not because they’re easier but because they’re right. Living wages. Respect. A culture of craft, without compromise.

It's our mission...

… to make products that are durable and biodegradable, with minimal impact on the planet, in a fair and empowering environment. To lead change in our community and the wider manufacturing industry and inspire people to become more mindful, conscious consumers.

We’re not here to cut corners. We’re here to raise standards. By investing in people, not just production, we aim to redefine what manufacturing means in today’s fashion landscape. This is slow fashion with soul - where every step honors the people behind the product, and inviting you to step into something better.

Every pair of our slippers begins in our workshop in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Not on a factory line, but in the hands of skilled women who craft each pair with care, precision, and pride. We’ve built more than a team; we’ve built community. One where fair wages, safe working conditions, and opportunities for growth aren't bonuses - they’re our baseline.

Unlike fast fashion, where brands are often disconnected from the people and places that make their products, we operate as one connected chain. Design, sales, marketing and production sit under one roof, allowing us to stay close to processes - and each other.

This connection means that both risk and responsibility are shared equally, resulting in better decisions, better outcomes, and footwear made with care, from start to finish.

Godie saw prospect in the slippers she’d worn since childhood: handmade by a family friend, naturally biodegradable, and beautifully simple. Their seamless design could only be crafted by hand - guaranteeing employment that couldn’t be replaced by machinery. When the time came for the original artisan to hang up her crochet hook and retire, it felt natural for Godie to take the product to a new level.

What began as a vision for ethical craftsmanship became a business built on dignity, design, and doing things differently.