Home

Categories
Bento Box
Hakoya
Bento Box
Thermal
Training Chopsticks
Accessories
Kitchenware
Cookware
Gadget
Vegetable Slicer
Kitchen Knife
Storage
Organize
Linens
Bar Accessory
Tableware
Glassware
Porcelain Cat
Plastic Dragonfly
Plastic Bunny
Melamine Red
Melamine Bamboo
Melamine Green
Melamine Reed
Flatware
Bowl
Plate & Tray
Gift Set
Seasoning Jar
Accessories
Sushiware
Sushi Serving
Sushi Maker
Accessories
Tea & Sake
Sake Set
Tea & Tea Bags
Cast Iron Tea Set
Cast Iron Teapot
Cast Iron Teacup
Cast Iron Trivet/Coaster
Porcelain Tea Set
Porcelain Teacup
Melamine Teapot
Glass Tea Set
Tea Accessories
Decoration
Noren & Furoshiki
Lanterns & Lamp
Screen & Blind & Fan
Wind Chimes
Maneki Neko
Bobble Head
Doll & Doll Case
Parasol
Fountain
Others
Apparel
Mens Kimono
Womens Kimono
Mens Geta
Womens Geta
Tabi Socks
Purse
Lipstick Case
Accessories
Hobby
Origami
Calligraphy
Ikebana
Feng Shui
Health & Beauty
Incense
Foot Care
Air Freshener
Others
Bathroom
Animation
Hello Kitty
Pokemon
Iwako Erasers

Men's Geta Japanese Kimono Sandal #182

Manufacturer: N/A

MPN: 13182

SKU: 13182

Price: $15.00
Retail: $22.50
You Save: $7.50

$15.99 Euro 40 - US 7 7 in stock
$15.99 Euro 41 - US 8 10 in stock
$15.99 Euro 42 - US 8.5 18 in stock
$19.99 Euro 43 - US 9.5 13 in stock
$24.99 Euro 44 - US 10.5 14 in stock

* Material: Wood Kiri-Paulonwnia, Cotton thong, Polyerethane bottom
* Light weight and comfortable Sandal

Men's Geta Dimension (#13182)
Europe Size (Men)	US Size (Men)	Length (Inches)	Width (Inches)	Heel Height (Inches)	Fit in Foot length (Inches)
40	7	9-3/4	3-7/8	1-1/4	8-1/2in - 9-1/2in
41	8	10	3-7/8	1-1/4	8-3/4in - 9-3/4in
42	8.5	10-1/8	3-7/8	1-1/4	9in - 10in
43	9.5	10-1/4	4	1-1/4	9-1/4in - 10-1/4in
44	10.5	10-1/2	4	1-1/4	9-1/2in - 9-1/2in

Geta are a form of traditional Japanese footwear that resemble both clogs and flip-flops. They are a kind of sandal with an elevated wooden base held onto the foot with a fabric thong to keep the foot well above the ground. They are worn with traditional Japanese clothing such as kimono or yukata, but also with Western clothing during the summer months. Sometimes geta are worn in rain or snow to keep the feet dry.

E-mail a friend about this item.

Return to Catalog