The Peshawari sandal known as “Saplai’’ in Pushto was introduced in the early 19th century. The now popular footwear in South Asia was traditionally worn by tribal leaders. It used to be a sign of great wealth and power and slowly became a large part of the Pukhtoon culture that

One would think that, with the large amount and diversity of livestock available in Pakistan, it’s leather industry would be world class. That, however, is not the case. The industry seems to be lacking, especially when it comes to finished products such as footwear and wallets. The large gap between

We at Kobani have embraced Pakistani craftsmanship and embraced our traditional footwear. We are delighted to share our secrets with you, on how we make the “perfect chappal”. Shoe Upper The leather piece that comes over your foot The leather used is chrome tanned, fully-dyed or merely primed Welt The