Extra love, made to share

This Valentine’s Day, choose two pairs to love. Enjoy buy one, get one 50% off across all shoe styles with code WITHLOVE.

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Culture, craft, comfort, conscience.

Our Story

Kyrgies house shoes are handmade from all-natural materials in a women-owned, fair-wage workshop in Kyrgyzstan, using ethically sourced Kyrgyz wool and age-old felting traditions from the Asian Steppe.Our producers are globally recognized for helping preserve a UNESCO-protected nomadic felting tradition, leveraging this wisdom to make products that are soft, durable, and plastics-free.

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Meet the Bishkek Kicks

A modern twist on timeless wool—durable, breathable, and 100% plastic-free.

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Comfort, crafted by centuries of tradition.

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Kyrgies Indoor Wool Slides
$ 89.00
Oatmeal Orange Pine Green Magenta Charcoal Gray + 3 more
Kyrgies Outdoor Wool Slides
$ 99.00
Oatmeal Magenta Gray Pine Green Charcoal + 2 more
Tengries Walkabouts
$ 104.00
Charcoal Gray Navy Oatmeal Pine Green + 2 more
Tengries
$ 99.00
Orange Charcoal Navy Gray Pine Green + 2 more
Kyrgies Molded Sole - Low Back
$ 119.00
Gray Charcoal Navy Pine Green Oatmeal + 2 more
Kyrgies Wovens
$ 109.00
Oatmeal
Bishkek Kicks
$ 99.00
Oatmeal Gray Pine Green Brown Charcoal + 2 more
Sage Barefoot Slides - Limited Edition
$ 89.00
Sage

A Trip to Kyrgyzstan

In the summer of 2025, Kyrgies joined writers and photographers from Vogue, along with a team of videographers, on a journey to Kyrgyzstan.

Making of kyrgiesAs Seen In Vogue
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Gentle with the planet

Sustainability

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Supporting the locals

Kyrgyz Wool

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The Making of Kyrgies Wovens

Learn about the traditional weaving and centuries-old wool felting techniques local Kyrgyzstan women use to create our soft and cozy Wovens.

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The 9 Elements of Kyrgies

9 elements combined to make one perfect pair of house shoes. Each pair is shaped by a process honed over generations by Kyrgyzstan's traditional felters.

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