Slip-On Shoes Made From Japanese Paper

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Image: ORIGAMIX

A textile company based in Japan called Hosokawa Tex has incorporated Japanese paper with slip-on shoes.

Created as part of a project called ORIGAMIX, the shoes are made from Japanese Washi paper that is slit and twisted into yarn.

Image: ORIGAMIX

Described as being functional, lightweight, and minimal, the ORIGAMIX Washi-cloth slip-on can be comfortably worn barefoot thanks to its quick-drying, porous, and deodorizing properties.

The slip-on shoes are available in 5 different colours and 6 sizes, starting at a price of 12,000 yen.

To learn more, click the link below.

https://bit.ly/2CPFWK8

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