A new product made in a puzzle-like style using surplus threads collected at a weaving factory in Nishiwaki City!

The colour and amount of leftover thread varies.

And the slippers are all different shapes.

The production quantities are irregular and distorted, but thanks to this we have been able to propose a wide variety of fun entrance designs.

Rules for the new GeoVis slippers:

Use yarn that is left over at the site

Use up all the thread you use

The warp threads are the same

There are three different shapes of slippers.

The pattern comes in four color schemes.

The jute blend fabric used on the sole of the foot

SLIP ON,

WIND DOWN,

LOVE HOME

A message expressing "Welcome home. I'm home."

Jute is moisture-absorbent and antibacterial, so you can use it comfortably even when you sweat.

USE UNUSED

Nishiwaki City is a city famous for Banshu weaving. Okaji Orimono, a company I came across at a market event, has a mountain of treasures in its warehouse!

Thread, thread, thread, thread

Thread left over from the previous generation!

Remains of used thread.

I might use it someday. I wonder when I'll use it? I'll use it at LOOM&SPOOL!
It was the perfect material for the USE UNUSED PROJECT.

PRODUCTION

The front-opening slippers are made using a special method that uses traditional molds. They are a typical style from the good old Showa era.

The shape is reminiscent of customer slippers or hospital waiting rooms, but isn't this shape made from natural materials quite unusual?

Old fashioned hanging slippers.

The sizing will be traditional, so if you normally wear a size M, we recommend going down one size to a size S.

The L size is large enough for a person with a size 29cm to wear. We sometimes produce them in limited quantities, so if you want one, please send us a request.

Product name: GeoVis hanging slippers
Fabric type: Banshu weave jacquard
Design name: GeoVis
Size: S 22-24cm, M 24-26cm, L 26-28cm (approximate)
Material: [Instep part] 100% cotton
[Back of the shell] 100% cotton
[Inner fabric] 50 % jute (unspecified fibers), 25 % cotton, 25 % polyester
[Bottom] PVC
Production area: Fabric/Nishiwaki City, Hyogo Prefecture Slippers manufacturing/Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima Prefecture

[Caution and handling]

・Cannot be washed.
- If dirt is noticeable, wipe it off with a neutral detergent.
- Dry occasionally in a well-ventilated area.

* Image is for illustrative purposes only.