Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• Informal and casual and comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon a New Delhi Suburb in India.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• Informal and casual and comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon a New Delhi Suburb in India.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin. Decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• US 5 / UK 3 / Europe 36


• Informal and casual & comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon in India through courier.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin. Decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• US 5.5 / UK 3.5 / Europe 36.5


• Informal and casual & comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon in India through courier.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• Informal and casual and comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon a New Delhi Suburb in India.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• Informal and casual and comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon a New Delhi Suburb in India.

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Punjab and Rajasthan has a rich and long tradition of leather crafts. Each village had its families of leather workers. The juti mojari or pagarkhi are leather shoes and slippers worn by both men and women of all communities. The mojari is tanned with vegetable dye and has excellent thermal insulation quality. The process of production starts with cutting the leather with a sharp knife both for the upper and the sole. Stuck together with home made glue they are stitched with cotton or leather thread. The upper is then embroidered by the women whose finesse as they embroider these shoes is a treat to watch. The embroidery is done directly on leather using cotton silk or woolen threads depending on the material used for the upper surface. Bright colors traditional motifs and contemporary designs are the primary themes. The stitching is finally strengthened by hammering. Beads and appliqué works are also becoming very popular. Actual gemstones are no longer used as they were used once.There is no right and left shoe khussa shoes mold to the exact shape of your foot upon breaking in becoming extremely comfortable. Shoes are designed to be worn in the traditional way with your toes all the way to the tip of the shoe. If you like extra room in the toe area size up. Size up for half sizes or for wide widths (if you are an 8.5 you should get a 9).

• Upper leather of cow skin and lower sole of buffalo skin decorative hand-embroidery on top.


• Informal and casual and comfort wear for evenings.


• Handcrafted by leather artisans of Punjab in India.


• Shipped in 48 hours from Gurgaon a New Delhi Suburb in India.

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Very cute but very tight

These boots are very cute they look casual which is what I was going for. The problem that I am finding with aldo boots is that they are really not made for people who have anything but slim feet. They are tight and I feel like my foot is in a cast (I had to return a pair that I bought a month ago to Aldo because it was too tight even with buying a whole size up). Hopefully they will stretch a little as I would like to wear them alot (I think that they will due to the material). I would reccomend that you have a snow pair of boots if you want these...wearing them outside in the snow isn't an option they are made of like a t shirt material and I would assume that they would get dirty easily but they are great for wearing at work and at home. They are made small so buy up I am normally an 8.5 and I got a 9 wishing I got a 9.5. They look rockery so I am keeping them as they will go well with alot of my outfits. They are cute and first thing at work the girls compliment me so I know that they are staying. They are great for around the house wear too a cute way to spruce up an outfit with company over. Can't wait for the snow to go away so I can wear them outside :)

Seriously though buy bigger you will not be happy if you buy your regular size. I usually do not have a problem with feeling like I have wide feet but these are tight and not long enough

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Warm Cute & Comfortable

My feet don't overheat or get cold in these comfortable slippers. Fit seems true to size. I like that I can wear them outside when necessary. Love them!More detail ...

Pretty as well as functional

These slippers are very pretty a perfect fit and also very durable. I was surprised at how soft they were too. A great value for your money! More detail ...

Very Comfy!

These slippers are the best things to wear around the house when you don't feel like wearing shoes. Hey and if you really wanted you could wear them as shoes. The soles are sturdy enough to run outside and get the mail or fetch your dog without getting your feet wet.More detail ...