The Making of Kyrgies Wovens

Introducing

Our Latest Addition to the Kyrgies Family

We’re excited to introduce you to the newest addition to the Kyrgies workshop—Wovens. Lightweight and unstructured, Wovens are roomy with a lofty warmth. They’re also foldable and packable, perfect for tucking in your overnight bag or backpack for easy travel.

Wovens are ideal for anyone with foot sensitivity who prefers a lightly-shaped house shoe. For additional warmth or gentle support, layer them over socks.

Watch the video below to experience the making of Kyrgies Wovens for yourself.

Part 1

Making of Kyrgies Wovens

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Craftsmanship

Traditional Techniques

Our durable wool Wovens house shoes are created through an intricate spinning, weaving, and hand sewing process. Designed to harness the warmth, moisture-wicking, and long-wearing properties of the valley’s local wool.

Wovens reflect our commitment to supporting the craft traditions and communities of Kyrgyzstan. The process of making this product is based on the traditional "zhalpy" weaving technique on the traditional Ormek collapsible loom. This technique is found in the remote Alay Valley of southern Kyrgyzstan.

Part 2

Making of Kyrgies Wovens

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Anatomy of

The Kyrgies Wovens

Designed for warmth, comfort, and flexibility

Learn More About Kyrgies

Find Your Fit

Kyrgies has introduced many styles over the years. For the uninitiated, the choices may be overwhelming. Fret not, the Kyrgies styles guide is here to help you find the right style for you.

Sustainability

Our sustainable wool slippers and house shoes are ethically made, eco-conscious, rooted in tradition, and handcrafted from Kyrgyz wool and leather.

Kyrgyz Wool and Felting

Kyrgies slippers are handmade in Kyrgyzstan using centuries-old wool felting techniques for comfort, sustainability, and cultural integrity.