"hitete" heeled Geta, "m2" Blue Indigo Dye design (KTC-05)

The indigo dyeing of the shibori goes well with both yukata and denim pants. A collaboration with "Craft Studio La Mano" and m2 (Emuni). Established as a workshop for people with disabilities, "Craft Studio La Mano" plans and manufactures original indigo dyeing products using techniques such as pattern dyeing and tie-dyeing using natural dyes centered on indigo dyeing and plant dyeing. M2 (Emuni) is a coined word that combines the "m" of mizutori and the "m" of material.

Handling precautions:
This product is an indigo dyed product dyed with 100% domestic natural indigo called Sukumo.
Since it is a natural dye, it may fade if exposed to sunlight for a long time.
Dark colored items may be transferred to fibers and skin due to friction.

《 HITETE 》
A beautiful heeled style geta with 6,5 or 4.5 heel height that look beautiful under both kimono and Western style fashion. 

Note that a geta sandal only approximately fits a shoe size as they leave some room for the feet.
SIZES: 
SS（21.0～21.5cm）
S（22.0～22.5cm）
M（23.0～23.5cm）
L（24.0～24.5cm）
LL（25.0～25.5cm）

Dimensions
Heel height: approx. 4.5cm   
Width: SS 8.0cm／S 8.5cm／M 9.0cm／L 9.0cm／LL 9.5cm

Established in Shizuoka in 1937, Mizutori is a small business of local artisans dedicated to making high quality Japanese footwear and improve people’s health, happiness and comfort through wearing and enjoying them.
・MIZUTORI geta sandals are fashionable, easy to wear and long-lasting footwear. The timeless designs suit both casual and fashionable wear.
・Walking with MIZUTORI geta sandals improves your posture and the blood circulation of your feet's soles.
・Geta may take some time getting used to. It is recommended that you start little by little so your feet can get used to them and they become comfortable for daily use. You can use Japanese two- or five toes socks during colder months.
・Due to the nature of the woven material of these geta, please wipe the geta clean immediately with a clean towel in case they get dirty.