SALUYOT, just like Abaca fibers, are spun into strong threads and ropes. Abundant in warm, tropical countries like the Philippines, it is mostly known as the green leafy vegetable with a slimy texture and one of the key ingredients in our mongo soup or Ilocanos’ Dinengdeng or Bulanglang.
We often call it Jute or Burlap and often used as sacks, eco-bags, and now in our sandals.
> Upper made of Jute with black piping. > Suede-like lining for that comfy fit. > Footbed made from handwoven Abaca. > Adjustable ankle strap in tan made of man-made leather. > Gum outer sole. > Fitting: True to size. > Available colors: Natural > Please refer to the size guide on the photo.
Handcrafted by local artisans of Laguna for Sewn, a local footwear brand whose mission is to promote appreciation for Philippine culture by creating tropical handcrafted footwear for women and men towards a more sustainable living.
