If you’re unfamiliar with the genius that is the Tabi, allow me to school you on its origin story. Belgian designer Martin Margiela first debuted the style during his very first show in 1988.
The split-toe silhouette drew inspiration from a Japanese worker’s shoe dating as far back as the 15th century.
Today, Tabis are a Margiela signature: The label now does the split-toe silhouettes in all sorts of styles, including boots, loafers, and even ballet flat versions. They demand a certain amount of fearlessness and boldness to pull them off.
Nowadays, many designers are inspired by these shoes. Arno Conti is one of them.
With over 30 years of shoemaking experience, Arno Conti uses traditional Italian craftsmanship, with each pair handcrafted by skilled artisans. From material selection to production, every step is meticulously designed and tested to ensure that each pair of shoes meets the highest standards.
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