Collection: Tatami Slippers Archives

Tatami Slippers Archives

Our slippers are crafted with authentic Hiroshima denim in simple, timeless designs. The tatami insole is also proudly made in Japan, woven from real Igusa (rush grass) cultivated domestically. We select only the very tip of the Igusa ear, the finest and most durable part, to ensure exceptional quality and comfort.

These slippers are limited editions and may sell out or be discontinued. Occasionally, similar colors or patterns may be reproduced, but availability is irregular. For inquiries, please feel free to contact us.

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  • The Science of Tatami Scent: What Research Says About Igusa

    The Science of Tatami Scent: What Research Says...

    The Science of Tatami: What's Actually Been Measured About Igusa's Scent If you've ever stepped into a tatami room and felt your shoulders drop a little, scent may be part...

    The Science of Tatami Scent: What Research Says...

    The Science of Tatami: What's Actually Been Measured About Igusa's Scent If you've ever stepped into a tatami room and felt your shoulders drop a little, scent may be part...

  • Why We Love Up-cycling

    Why We Love Up-cycling

    Why We Love Up-cycling upcycle / zero waste / handmade A Quiet Way to Make Things Last At Heiwa Slipper, we sometimes use up-cycled materials — small pieces of knit,...

    Why We Love Up-cycling

    Why We Love Up-cycling upcycle / zero waste / handmade A Quiet Way to Make Things Last At Heiwa Slipper, we sometimes use up-cycled materials — small pieces of knit,...

  • The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to Craftsmanship

    The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to...

    🇯🇵 The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to Craftsmanship Japanese denim is more than just fabric — it’s a reflection of craftsmanship, patience, and cultural heritage. Let’s take...

    The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to...

    🇯🇵 The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to Craftsmanship Japanese denim is more than just fabric — it’s a reflection of craftsmanship, patience, and cultural heritage. Let’s take...

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