Edoten Sandals with Made in Japan with Shichito Igusa for Indoor and Outdoor Lightweight Rubber Beige Rope and Denim Sizes 3L Japanese-Style Straps,

These Japanese-style sandals, called geta sandals, are made with natural igusa thongs and made from Shichito igusa (rush grass) from the Kunisaki Peninsula in Oita Prefecture. They can be worn both indoors and outdoors. The soft thong and cushioned lightweight rubber sole (made with EVA resin) make these shoes easy to walk in and comfortable to wear. Size: L (24cm to 25.5cm), LL (26cm to 27cm), 3L (28cm to 29cm), 4L (30cm to 31cm) The arch area is raised, providing just the right amount of stimulation for the soles of your feet. It has excellent breathability, so your feet won't get stuffy or sticky, and it feels as comfortable as sitting on a tatami mat. These Japanese-style sandals are made with natural materials, including rush grass, and feature a thong. The cushioned, lightweight rubber sole (made with EVA resin) makes them easy to walk in, making them ideal for indoor wear. They can also be worn outdoors. The soft thongs make them easy to wear. The outer layer is made of Shichitoui, a type of Japanese holly grown on the Kunisaki Peninsula in Oita Prefecture, which provides excellent breathability and keeps your feet comfortable without feeling stuffy or sticky. The arch area is raised, providing just the right amount of stimulation for the soles of your feet. Since they are geta type, there are no right or left sizes, and they are usually made so that the heel and little toe are exposed. It has been traditional to wear them in a smaller size. Sizes: L, LL, 3L, 4L The L and LL sizes are oval, while the 3L and 4L sizes are square. L: Fits sizes 24cm - 25.5cm, Height: Approx. 25cm, Width: Approx. 9.5cm, Front Thickness: Approx. 2cm, Back Thickness: Approx. 3cm LL (2L) Fits sizes 26cm-27cm, length: approx. 26.5cm, width: approx. 11cm, front thickness: approx. 2cm, back thickness: approx. 3cm 3L (XXL) Fits sizes 28cm-29cm, length: approx. 28.5cm, width: approx. 12cm, front thickness: approx. 2cm, back thickness: approx. 3cm 4L (3XL) Fits sizes 30cm-31cm, length: approx. 31cm, width: approx. 12cm, front thickness: approx. 2cm, back thickness: approx. 3cm Material: Outer: Shichitoui (natural material); Edges and thongs: 100% cotton; Soles: Lightweight rubber (EVA resin) made in Japan What is Shichitoi, the Shichito rush grown on the Kunisaki Peninsula in Oita Prefecture? Shichitoigusa is a plant of the Cyperaceae family, with a history of 350 years, and Ryukyu tatami refers to tatami mats made with this Shichitoigusa tatami mat. Because the cross section of the stems of Shichitoui is triangular, it is difficult to automate weaving, and even today it is still woven by hand, which requires skilled hands. As a result, there are few farmers producing it, making it a rare crop. Shichitoi, which has excellent characteristics such as cultural value and strength, has been registered under the Geographical Indication Protection System (GI) as "Kunisaki Shichitoi Table." ＜Features of Shichito-i＞ Shichitoi tatami mats are extremely durable and were even used in judo halls. Compared to regular tatami mats, it is more durable and resistant to fire, and because it is not dyed with mud after harvesting, the natural smooth feel of the material is well-received. ＜Handling Precautions＞ Zori are made from natural plant materials and are not water resistant. If your sandals get wet, they may absorb water and cause the grass and fabric to deteriorate, so please be careful not to get them wet. If your sandals get dirty, remove the dirt with a brush, then wipe off the dirt with a tightly wrung-out rag, and let them dry slowly in a shady area with low humidity and good ventilation. Drying them in direct sunlight can cause other materials to deteriorate and damage the sandals. If you will not be using the product for a while, we recommend storing it in a place with low humidity and out of direct sunlight, such as a shoe cabinet. Sandals made from natural materials breathe, so they absorb moisture from the humidity in the air. Even if you store your sandals in a box, humidity may rise inside the box if you place them in a high-temperature location, which can cause moisture buildup. We recommend placing moisture-absorbing material under the sandals.