Vibram FUROSHIKI The wrapping sole

Vibram, a leading company in the field of high-performance rubber soles, presents the novelties of Vibram FUROSHIKI's Spring-Summer 2017 collection "The wrapping sole". The innovative outsole represents an unprecedented concept of footwear, absolutely unique in the sector of minimalist shoes.

They are inspired by the ancient Japanese furoshiki art of wrapping objects with a fabric so they can be transported. The Vibram Furoshiki are the ideal companions to travel, both for their comfort and versatility, as well as for their multicolored design that make us think of multiethnic suggestions and discoveries, typical of travelers from around the world.

The concepts of this minimalist footwear are four: portable, simple, multipurpose and multi-fit. The Vibram Furoshiki are comfortable to wear and adapt easily to any surface, thanks to the safety of the sole made in the compound Vibram® XS City.

Vibram's FUROSHIKI collection for Spring-Summer 2017 is enriched by color influences and designs typical of different ethnicities, creating unique models of exotic style. The result is a collection that reunites ethnic culture and art. Ideal for any occasion, from daily life, to free time and to travel.

Vibram Furoshiki Rebozo

The symbolism of Maya and Aztec populations developed in Mexico is present in the Rebozo model of Vibram Furoshiki. This knitting technique, used mainly for shawls and scarves, transmits through a craft product, the wisdom and knowledge of the ancient communities.

Vibram Furoshiki Carribean

Cuba, in the center of the Caribbean, with African matrix and influences from the New World, gave birth to the fantasy of the Caribbean model of Vibram Furoshiki, made of warm colors and linear plots.

Vibram Furoshiki Shipibo

Vibram Furoshiki's Shipibo model includes a craft technique used by the indigenous Shipibo-Conibo population, which lives near the Ucayali River in Amazonia. The Che tribes decorate their fabrics reproducing the visions they have during the trances of Ayahuasca.