Rubber beach sandals or more well-know with trending term, Flip-Flops.
Commonly our product is called beach sandals or more well-know with trending term, Flip-Flop, which was originated because of the sound that is made by the slapping between the sole of the foot and the floor while walking. The modern flip-flop descends from the Japanese zōri (Japanese-style Sandal), which became popular after the World War II when the United States soldiers returned to their country and brought it with them. About the same time, flip-flop was introduced to Indonesia in the 1940’s.
Geta
Sandals from Japan were invented in the early 17th century and are the beginning of today's modern sandals with a base made of wood and a sandal strap made of cloth.
Zori (wood)
In the 18th century Zeta then underwent a renewal to Zori with a pedestal still made of wood.
Zori - Tatami
Then around the 19th century Zori evolved from wooden mats to straw mats.
Zori (rubber)
Modern sandals with upper sole made of rice straw or lacquered wood and bottom sole made of rubber to make it anti-slip. This sandal were created and introduced to Indonesia by Japanese army during World War II.
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