All good things take time
Each pair of slippers is handcrafted with care - over 1,000 yards of yarn, four hours of skilled work, and a supple leather sole for lasting comfort. Natural New Zealand wool and bamboo yarn come together for slippers that are durable and will keep your feet warm and cozy for seasons to come - soft on your feet, softer on the planet.
The fibers behind the feeling
Wool
Naturally insulating, breathable, and moisture-wicking, wool keeps feet comfortable in every season. Grown on a diet of sun, rain, and grass, it’s a natural, biodegradable fiber - better for you and the planet.
Bamboo
Sustainably made from the world's fastest growing plant, bamboo mirrors wool’s softness adding extra wear resistance. It reinforces the fiber, enhancing strength, durability, and long-term comfort.
Zero Waste
We carefully turn leather off-cuts into branded labels, and donate leftover yarns and fabrics to local Cambodian charities - giving materials a second life through creativity and community craft.
Eco Packaging
Every pair is wrapped in a handmade cotton dustbag, then placed in a dual-use box doubling as shoebox and mailer. Biodegradable and designed to reduce waste - from our hands to yours.
Traditionally made. Timelessly worn.
Our team carefully develops our espadrilles patterns to ensure every pair fits just right - balancing craft, comfort, and thoughtful design. We also create easier-fit styles with flexible bands or laces, made to adapt to different foot shapes and needs.
The threads behind the treads
Cotton Canvas
We use deadstock fabric sourced from local vendors - reducing landfill and giving leftover materials new life.
Jute & Natural Rubber
Jute rope forms the traditional espadrille sole - flexible, breathable, and fully natural. The layer of organic rubber is to help with longevity
Artisanal
Our seamstresses and pattern-makers bring skill and care to every pair we make. There is tradition in every stitch.
See it made.
If you find yourself in Siem Reap, Cambodia come by our workshop. Our artisans take pride in sharing their craft - every stitch, every step.
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