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Japanese Shoes

Japanese Shoes

Japanese shoes: Géta, Zori and Setta. The Géta are wooden sandals traditionally worn with Kimono. The Zori are straw sandals. The Setta are fine and elegant Japanese sandals.

Advice of choice for the size of the Geta, Zori, Setta: the heels protrude about 1.5 to 2cm.

Compare Japanese sizes (in cm) and French sizes.

* Japanese sandals should hold your feet securely when walking or standing. They must be tightened so that your feet do not advance. To properly tighten them, pull the "HANAO" (straps) well before you put on your sandals for the first time, then check that your feet are tight. Note that small toes can stick out.

Japanese Shoes There are 26 products.

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  • Geta

    The geta are Japanese wooden sandals formed of the body of the shoe and the teeth underneath with thongs passing between the big toe and the second toe. These sandals are very popular among martial arts practitioners because they strengthen the legs and maintain the body axis straight, which is the natural position adopted by karatekas, aikidoka, kendoka, etc.

    They are usually worn with a yukata or kimono and tabi, socks divided into two parts, the first to put the big toe, the second for the other four toes.

    Our geta are all made in Japan. Our stock is regularly renewed with new models with very varied patterns: sober or colorful, with the Japanese or Western touch, everyone will find what he's looking for on our online store!

  • Zori Takegawa

    These Zori Takegawa are traditional Japanese sandals consisting of two thick and comfortable straps that start from the front of the heel and go into the sole between the big toe and the second toe. The sole is made of bamboo rods tied with thread. This material plays a bactericidal and fungicidal role.

    These cheap shoes, light and practical, are very adapted to the Japanese climate because they let circulate the air around the feet. They are very popular among martial arts practitioners who use them during seminars to move from one tatami to another or to get to the locker room while keeping their feet clean.

  • Zori Igusa

    These Zori IGUSA are traditional Japanese straw sandals made of two thick and comfortable straps that start from the front of the heel and go into the sole between the big toe and the second toe. The sole is made of Igusa, which is a plant used to make Tatami. Igusa plays a bactericidal and fungicidal role.

    These cheap japanese thongs, light and practical, are very adapted to the Japanese climate because they let circulate the air around the feet. They are very popular among martial arts practitioners who use them during seminars to move from one tatami to another or to get to the locker room while keeping their feet clean.

  • Setta

    The Setta are thin and elegant Japanese sandals. They are worn during formal occasions.

  • Amezoko Zori

    Amezoko Zori are Japanese sandals with inner soles in vinyl and outer in brown resin.

  • Sandals

    sandals without strap.

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