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Christo Shaman-Folk in Sand
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- A testament to the brand's dedication to inventive design and craftsmanship, the Christo sandal from visvim is inspired by Bulgarian artists Christo Javacheff and Jeanne-Claude de Guillebon; the shoe draws many parallels from the couple's work such as the wrapping of bridges, natural formations, and the simplicity in everyday objects. Introduced in 2003, the sneaker/slipper hybrid is constructed using a vegetable-tanned cow-suede upper, leather stack midsole, and a custom Vibram® outsole made exclusively for visvim®.
- Limited edition
- United Kingdom vegetable-tanned cow-suede uppers
- Padded leather lining
- Leather stack midsole
- Custom Vibram® outsole
- Natural linen dust-bag
- 00124102002001
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Visvim Size US Size EU Size Medium 8-9 42.5 Large 10-11 43.5 X-Large 12-13 44 For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Conceptualized in the year 2000, visvim®'s longstanding reputation for quality and inventiveness stems from designer Hiroki Nakamura's fascination with old-world craftsmanship and vintage Americana. Drawing aspects from Japanese design, American workwear, and Native-American aesthetics, the streetwear legend goes through painstaking processes to produce each garment, amassing global acclaim for the quality of all things visvim®.
- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- A testament to the brand's dedication to inventive design and craftsmanship, the Christo sandal from visvim is inspired by Bulgarian artists Christo Javacheff and Jeanne-Claude de Guillebon; the shoe draws many parallels from the couple's work such as the wrapping of bridges, natural formations, and the simplicity in everyday objects. Introduced in 2003, the sneaker/slipper hybrid is constructed using a vegetable-tanned cow-suede upper, leather stack midsole, and a custom Vibram® outsole made exclusively for visvim®.
- Limited edition
- United Kingdom vegetable-tanned cow-suede uppers
- Padded leather lining
- Leather stack midsole
- Custom Vibram® outsole
- Natural linen dust-bag
- 00124102002001
-
Visvim Size US Size EU Size Medium 8-9 42.5 Large 10-11 43.5 X-Large 12-13 44 For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Conceptualized in the year 2000, visvim®'s longstanding reputation for quality and inventiveness stems from designer Hiroki Nakamura's fascination with old-world craftsmanship and vintage Americana. Drawing aspects from Japanese design, American workwear, and Native-American aesthetics, the streetwear legend goes through painstaking processes to produce each garment, amassing global acclaim for the quality of all things visvim®.
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- Details
- Sizing
- Brand Info
- A testament to the brand's dedication to inventive design and craftsmanship, the Christo sandal from visvim is inspired by Bulgarian artists Christo Javacheff and Jeanne-Claude de Guillebon; the shoe draws many parallels from the couple's work such as the wrapping of bridges, natural formations, and the simplicity in everyday objects. Introduced in 2003, the sneaker/slipper hybrid is constructed using a vegetable-tanned cow-suede upper, leather stack midsole, and a custom Vibram® outsole made exclusively for visvim®.
- Limited edition
- United Kingdom vegetable-tanned cow-suede uppers
- Padded leather lining
- Leather stack midsole
- Custom Vibram® outsole
- Natural linen dust-bag
- 00124102002001
-
Visvim Size US Size EU Size Medium 8-9 42.5 Large 10-11 43.5 X-Large 12-13 44 For details about how we measure our garments visit the measuring guide.
- Conceptualized in the year 2000, visvim®'s longstanding reputation for quality and inventiveness stems from designer Hiroki Nakamura's fascination with old-world craftsmanship and vintage Americana. Drawing aspects from Japanese design, American workwear, and Native-American aesthetics, the streetwear legend goes through painstaking processes to produce each garment, amassing global acclaim for the quality of all things visvim®.
