LANA Room Shoes - Premium Cotton Slippers by kontex IMABARI JAPAN
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Details
LANA Room Shoes are cotton slippers by Kontex, made in Imabari, Ehime, Japan from 100% cotton, in three foot lengths: 23–24.5 cm / 9.1–9.6 in, 25–26.5 cm / 9.8–10.4 in and 27–28.5 cm / 10.6–11.2 in. Three colours.
The heel-wrapping design provides a secure, comfortable fit for everyday indoor wear. The name LANA comes from the Italian word for wool, reflecting the light knit-like feel of the cotton fabric.
- Made in
- Imabari, Ehime, Japan
- Colors
- Brown, Gray, Navy
- Suggested use
- Indoor slippers and everyday room shoes.
SIZE
| SIZE | FOOT LENGTH | FIT |
|---|---|---|
| M | 23–24.5 cm / 9.1–9.6 in | Women's US 7–8, EU 37–39 |
| L | 25–26.5 cm / 9.8–10.4 in | Women's US 8.5–9.5, EU 39–41 |
| XL | 27–28.5 cm / 10.6–11.2 in | Men's US 9–10, EU 42–44 |
Choose your size based on foot length. The room shoes are designed to fit snugly around the heel.
- Sizes
- M (23–24.5 cm), L (25–26.5 cm), XL (27–28.5 cm)
- Material
- 100% Cotton
Shipping
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Shipping details
Orders Open. Shipping from Late October. Orders placed from September 18 → Shipped from late October
Ships from Japan to Switzerland.
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Tracking is included. Available methods and final rates are confirmed at checkout.
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Founded in 1934 in Imabari, Ehime (Japan's most celebrated towel-making region), Kontex has spent nearly a century perfecting the craft of the towel. Each piece is woven on traditional low-speed looms using over 150 custom-developed yarn blends, then washed with pure soft water drawn from local river systems. The result is a towel of exceptional absorbency, rapid drying, and enduring quality, crafted with care for both the user and the environment.
