Saiga

Light­weight

breathable

handmade in Europe

new design

EXPRESS SHIPPING

to US & Canada

Free shipping

from USD 200

Free return

for first time customers

• Product information

  The slip-on is reduced to the essentials. It’s easy to slide into the shoe due to the integrated heel loop. Just slip in and start walking.

  Its upper is made of lightweight and breathable washi paper and its inner cotton lining provides a pleasant feel directly against the skin, making the slip-on ideal for warmer temperatures.

  The removable insole made of hemp-flax fleece also ensures a good foot climate.

• Material

  Upper / Edging:
  Washi (75% paper, 25% polyester) – matcha green

  Interior lining / mid-sole:
  100% certified organically grown cotton

  Insole:
  Hemp-flax fleece (50% hemp, 50% flax) [removable]

  Outsole:
  60% synthetic rubber containing approx. 33% recycled material, 25% silica, 15% recycled cork – smørrebrød-caramel

• Fit

  True to size as measured with the Fitkit.

  In case of an in-between size we recommend choosing the next smaller size. Our Customer Service team is happy to advise you individually.

• Care

  Waterproofing before first-time wear

  This minimal shoe is water-permeable. Consequently, waterproofing is not necessary.

  Cleaning

  The best way to clean soiled shoes is by knocking them together when they are dry, brushing them carefully as needed when dry, or by wiping them carefully with a damp cloth. Not machine washable.

  We recommend removing the insoles from the shoes after use for airing and to avoid moisture build-up.
  They can be carefully washed by hand. Allow to dry completely before putting them back. Not machine washable.

  Video tutorials explaining how to care for your shoes are available on the Wildling Shoes YouTube channel.

• Additional notes

  Every single shoe is a handmade one of a kind, with an upper made from natural material. The structure and coloration may exhibit minor irregularities.

  A hue appears different depending on the lighting conditions. That's why colors always look a little different on the screen, in artificial light at home, or outside in sunlight.