IT’S GRANDMA’S FAULT.

She brought home a pair of weird market slippers.
The rest of us made it a problem.

Grandmother seated at home beside her dog, wearing the original black market slippers.
The worn original black open-back lattice slippers photographed at home.

NO BRAND.NO HYPE.NO IDEA.

Just a very good pair of slippers.

Passed around.

ONE PAIR.
TOO MANY FEET.

GRANDMA FOUND THEM.

A market in Romania.
Editorial concept image of a person wearing Ink BUNOA slippers with white socks.
Ink, in theory.

WE LAUGHED.

Editorial concept image of a person wearing Oat BUNOA slippers while holding an iced matcha.
Oat, in theory.

THEN EVERYONE WANTED THEM.

Editorial concept image of a person wearing Cobalt BUNOA slippers with black cargo trousers.
Cobalt, in theory.

SIZE 39.

Apparently everyone is size 39 now.
Editorial concept image of a person wearing Cocoa BUNOA slippers with a white outfit.
Cocoa, in theory.

KEEP THE PAIR MOVING.

IT WASN’T
THE LOOKS.

IT WAS
THE FEELING.

THIN.

Hardly anything underneath.

Original black market slipper bent to show its thin flexible construction.

OPEN.

Air above. Solid underneath.

Close view through the original slipper's open lattice upper to its solid footbed.

HELD.

Open at the back. Held up front.

Original black market slippers worn on foot, showing the instep band holding them in place.

Turns out simple is annoyingly hard to improve.

THEN THIS
GOT OUT
OF HAND.

It was supposed to be one pair of slippers.

BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Ink
BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Oat
BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Sage
BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Clay
BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Cocoa
BUNOA open-back lattice slipper in Cobalt

Now it has six colors and a website.

SO, YEAH.

Grandma was onto something.

THE REST
ISN’T HISTORY
YET.

We still have to make one.

GET THE FIRST PAIR