OUR 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE: RETURN YOUR SHOES ANY TIME, ANY REASON, ANY CONDITION!
Hand-made Kurdish shoes require 40 hours to make and are a 3,000-year old work of art.

Proceeds fund life-saving heart surgeries for untold thousands of children throughout Kurdistan and southern Iraq.


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Best-Selling Klash
Red & Blue Sole Klash Blue & White Sole Klash

$120

$120

Unique.
Hand-knit. 40 hours per pair. And you'll have the confidence that with every step you are saving lives! Plus, our very limited production each year guarantees you'll stay on the edge of "one-of-a-kind."

Proven quality.
Unlike other charitable purchases you've made, the bottom won't fall out of this one. No glues. No rubber. Earth-friendly and 100% guaranteed to last. These are unique and you won't find anything like them anywhere else. The edges of the cloth have been known fray depending on usage. The white upper is not immune to scuffs or muds. But we figure this allows you to display how much you love kids in Iraq with every step. Klash should not be worn in or near water. But just in case, we have an "any time, any reason, any condition" return policy. A new pair or your money back if you're not pleased for any reason...even if it's months after you purchased them and broken them in.

Full of value. Full of values.
When you buy our shoes you make many lives better by sending approximately $60 to our general fund to give heart surgeries to kids in Iraq and another $53 to a shoemaker named Aram Majid (video below) and his six-person team who produce your shoes in their village homes according to fair trade principles. There are zero carbon emissions created by the production process and there are no toxic chemicals found in so many mass produced shoes (including no glue, plastic, or rubber).
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