SUBU×MANASTASH/Hemp ZG Sandal

SUBU×MANASTAS/ SUBU×MANASTAS/HEMP ZG SANDAL/ hemp sandals

Material
Famous for MANASTASH, 55% hemp/45% cotton

Features
・SUBU sandals made with the material from the 【ZG CHILLIWACK】 series, which is also available in the 24SS season
・Includes a shoe bag made from the same material, which can of course be used separately
・Four-layer structured insoles provide a comfortable fit that offers a relaxed feeling regardless of the season

Styling
These are SUBU sandals in a stable collaboration with MANASTASH.
Unlike common plain designs, they use MANASTASH's original graphic 【Zigzag Pattern】 material from the 24SS season, making them highly eye-catching and a stylish accent.

MANASTASH
Founded in 1993 in Seattle, USA, . The name originates from the Cascade Mountains running along the west coast of North America, where the Manastash Ridge descends from the mountains. This area is famous for outdoor sports such as skiing, trekking, mountain biking, rafting, and kayaking. Since its founding, the brand has adopted environmentally friendly materials like hemp and recycled fleece, aiming to create the best items. Based on classic American products, it is a lifestyle brand that proposes a new style by crossing fashion and culture.

SUBU / SUBU
Unfamiliar winter sandals ​UNEXPECTED WINTER SANDALS
These are unprecedented autumn and winter sandals you can wear barefoot during cold seasons when you suddenly go out.
The warmth like down wraps your feet, and the brushed inner fabric along with the four-layer structured insoles create an excellent fit, providing a gentle and comfortable wear.

Discover and be surprised in daily life by taking off your shoes and going barefoot. It relaxes you and gives you freedom.
And perhaps only when you are free can you honestly and purely face what you love or what’s new.
Get what you love. Challenge new things. Surely, they will be full of discoveries and surprises, enriching your daily life.

SUBU aims to be a beloved brand for those who take small “steps” toward what they love and what’s new in life.
“What you love” and “what’s new” are different for everyone, and that’s perfectly fine. Bringing what you love into shape, continuously challenging new things, and sharing the process and time—these are what we want to support.