MAISON MARGIELA

Tabi Toe Slip-on Loafers In Black

The Tabi tailoring design on the toes, inspired by the 15th century traditional Japanese socks of the same name, was launched in 1989, just as the brand's first series was released. A detail that embodies all the avant-garde and rebellious spirit of Maison Margiela: an eternal classic that is constantly explored through a series of objects.?* Due to different batches, there are differences in insole color, it is a normal situation, specific to prevail in kind, random shipping.?

Maison Margiela In scratched waxy leather the loafer shoes feature a chunky cleated sole and the Tabi split-toe inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name – launched for the Maison's debut collection in 1989. It captures the avant-garde and insubordinate spirit of the Maison and exists as a heritage classic continually explored through each collection. Maison Margiela's signature stitch appears at the back; the opposite of a label.

Maison Margiela The calf leather slip-on shoes feature a Tabi split-toe and are leather lined. They are finished with a chunky sole. Maison Margiela’s signature white stitch appears at the back. The Tabi split-toe is inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name – launched for the Maison’s debut collection in 1989. It captures the avant-garde and insubordinate spirit of the Maison and exists as a heritage classic continually explored through each collection.