Yellow Ochre Woven Mules

Description

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS:

Bold Yellow Ochre Leather: The vibrant yellow ochre color adds a striking touch to your ensemble, making these slip-ons a standout accessory for any casual look.
Criss Cross Leather Design: Featuring an intricate criss cross pattern, these shoes offer a contemporary twist on the classic Kolhapuri design, blending traditional style with modern flair.
Expert Handmade Craftsmanship: Each pair is skillfully crafted by Indian artisans, ensuring high-quality construction and an authentic representation of traditional shoemaking techniques.
Comfort-First Fit: Designed with everyday comfort in mind, these slippers provide a relaxed, secure fit, making them ideal for all-day wear.
Durable and Long-Lasting: Made from premium leather, these shoes are built to endure, developing a unique patina that adds character and depth over time.
Versatile Styling: Whether paired with casual jeans or ethnic wear, these mules adapt to various styles, making them suitable for a wide range of occasions.
Hippie-Inspired Appeal: These shoes embody a bohemian spirit, offering a distinctive and stylish option for those who appreciate a free-spirited look.

These Criss Cross Leather Men’s Slip-On Shoes in Yellow Ochre are perfect for those who want to make a bold statement with their footwear while enjoying the comfort and craftsmanship of traditional Indian shoes. Ideal for casual outings, these mules offer both style and substance.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Upper Material: Vegetable tanned leather.
Sole Material: Vegetable tanned leather.
Sole Thickness:The thickness of the sole is 4-6 mm.

SIZING INSTRUCTIONS:
1. These shoes run true to the standard US size and are available in medium width only.
2. We suggest that you select the shoe size based on the length closest to your feet measurement.
3. If you have a wide foot or you are in between sizes (for e.g. a US 8.5) then please go half size up or message to find the right size.

INTERESTING FACT ABOUT KOLHAPURI CHAPPALS:
The Kolhapuri started as a symbol of royalty and status in the Kolhapur town of Maharashtra, India.
1. The Kolhapuri came into existence as early as the 13th century and became very popular in 18th century.
2. The original traditional Kolhapuris had a thick sole and weighed to about 2 kgs.
3. Not a single iron nail is used in the entire manufacturing process of making a Kolhapuri.
4. Kolhapuri chappals are known to last a long time if maintained well and not used in rainy seasons.
5. These handmade leather footwear are tanned by using vegetable dyes.
6. Kolhapuri chappals turns soft and comfortable after getting in contact with the body heat and sweat.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Keep your product dry.
2. Avoid getting it wet or damp.
3. To clean it, simply wipe with a dry cloth.
4. Do not keep in a closed space for a long time.

NOTE: The products shipped will be similar as shown in the picture. There might be a slight variation as all the products are handmade and natural leather is used.