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Type:
Simple Plain
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Denim Mix
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Black Wool Felt Sole
Size (approx.)
| Size |
U.S. |
EU |
Japan |
| Small |
5.5–6.5 |
37 |
23 cm |
| Medium |
7–7.5 |
40 |
25 cm |
| Large |
9–9.5 |
43 |
27 cm |
| XL |
11 |
45 |
29 cm |
*Notes on Size and Our Slippers
How to care for non-washable slippers?
Material: Denim cotton, black wool felt soles
Weight: XL 235 g / Large 215 g / Medium 190 g
Handmade by skilled slipper craftsmen.
Made in Japan.
Heiwa Slippers bring a fresh charm to the classic Japanese indoor slipper. Each pair is carefully crafted by hand using traditional tools. The cushioned sole has a comfortable thickness that gently molds to your feet. The authentic wool felt outsole is soft and light, helping your steps stay quiet—also recommended for guests. With a simple, timeless design, these Japanese-style slippers are made for everyday comfort you won’t tire of.
＊Caution＊
Not washable.
Color may transfer. If the denim becomes wet or rubs against light-colored items, dye may bleed. Please avoid contact with white or delicate items.
→ How to care for non-washable slippers?
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✓ Australia: 5–7 business days
✓ Germany: 7–10 business days
✓ UK: 7–10 business days
✓ Canada: 7–10 business days
✓ 30+ countries worldwide
Perfect for modern homes in Australia, Germany, the UK, and beyond.
■ How did slippers become so common in Japan?
In Japan, it’s customary to remove outdoor shoes at the entrance to keep floors clean. So why wear slippers indoors? Slippers are said to have first appeared in the early Meiji era (1868–1912), when Japan opened to the world and welcomed more visitors from overseas—many of whom would step into homes or hotel rooms without removing their shoes. Slippers were devised to protect floors and tatami while graciously accommodating guests from different cultural backgrounds.
We believe slippers can be a small bridge to peace (“Heiwa”).
— Heiwa Slipper
