Maison Margiela is a French fashion house founded by Belgian-designer Martin Margiela. Established in 1988, the eponymous label is known for its deconstructive design and anti-fashion approach. The original collections were shown in unconventional settings: empty metro stations, street corners, a cemetery, and evoked strong responses for eschewing industry norms. Margiela, who remained anonymous during the entirety of his tenure, centered the clothing around artistic expression, rather than participate in the cult of personality in fashion brands.

Crafted from camel leather, the ankle boots feature a 6cm cylindrical heel and the Tabi split-toe shape, inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name – launched for the Maison's debut collection in 1989.

• Composition: Upper: 100% Camel
• Lining: 100% Lambskin Leather - Inside: 100%
• Sole: 100% Calf Leather
• Contrast: 100% Rubber
• Signature single-stitch logo
• Side hook fastening
• Branded insole
• Mid block heel.

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