Kamawanu × Okumura Tenugui Indoor Slippers | Washable & Convertible Babouche Design | Made in Japan

These Japanese-made indoor slippers are the result of a collaboration between Okumura, a specialized slipper brand established in the 24th year of the Meiji period, and Kamawanu, renowned for its tenugui hand towels and traditional Japanese textiles. The upper features Japanese-inspired tenugui patterns combined with cotton fabric, which gradually develops a more natural and soft texture with use. Completely washable, these slippers make it easy to maintain everyday cleanliness. The versatile Babouche-style design allows the heel to be folded down for effortless slip-on use or pulled up to wear as a standard room shoe, while anti-slip fabric on the sole enhances stability while walking indoors. Available in a variety of patterns—including transformed Shippo, eggs, citrus, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, round stones, cats, and beans—they are ideal for personal use or as a thoughtful gift imbued with Japanese lifestyle charm.

We love these slippers because they do more than simply place Japanese patterns on a home accessory—they genuinely unite Kamawanu’s tenugui culture with Okumura’s decades of slipper-making expertise. The fabric develops a wonderful character over time, and the combination of full washability and a flexible heel ensures exceptional practicality. They perfectly embody the kind of Japanese design we admire: rooted in cultural heritage, yet ultimately effortless and wonderful to use every single day.