Nomadic State of Mind Sandals
made by rope to inflate! The Nomadic State of Mind sandals are hand crafted with real hands. Nice trend for you to wear onboard your superyacht or just on the beach.
Nearly all of these rope sandal scraps are REcyded and RE-used into one of a kind works of art! Rugs! Hand bags, and water bottle carriers! WOW! This is an important step in
material conservation, job creation (something to make in the winter) and keeps waste
out of LANDFILLS! Sure to bring SMILES in FUTURE Generations!
They are washable, convertible, they float and in ability to leap small puddles in a single bound.
Try them!
Some reasons to wear these sandals? They are Hand crafted with REAL hands! They are Machine washable & colorfast. They have the Ability to leap small puddles in a single bound. They float, you don’t! ..remember that! Makes you Too Sexy. They are Affordable, long lasting. Superlight for your intergalactic travel, worn by history’s best prophets. And yes, the convertible sandal..and yes, this is a test.
Nomadic State of Mind, a grassroots-style handmade sandal and accessories company founded by Chris Anderson, who began its voyage in the late 90’s. In the early years Chris ran the business out of a 1969 VW bus, which also served as Chris’ summer home (what nature loving, outdoor sports enthusiast, raft guide with a music guided-soul didn’t spend some time in a VW bus?). Since those days philosophy of the company has stayed consistent– If it is done right in the beginning, it will last a long time. Today the team features Chris, Entropy Engineer; Dave (Chris’ Dad), Shipping Guru and Disciple of the NY Garment Industry; Jeff-fell off the bus at Bonnarro and landed to be the National Sales Manager; Kelly-packing master and Chris’ sister; Shea, a budding flower from Azaela Fest, now project manager and make up entrepreneur. Marissa, fashion model and customer service expert; and most importantly team of 54 rope artisans, and distributors around the globe.
At the turn of the century (the last one), Chris was introduced to a small community in Nicaragua that had been through some tough times and was in need of reliable income. He taught a small group how to make sandals, believing in fair trade, ethical practices, and sticking to our philosophy– Do it right. In the beginning. The road navigating the “Wild West” of Nicaragua was long and bumpy with scattered thunderstorms and occasional rainbows. However with perseverance and inspiration from lots of happy feet wandering the planet, we have found a home there for over a decade. So from a van by the river, to international availability and distribution (we even opened a Nomadic State of Mind store in the country of Cyprus) we have continued to grow and “do it right”. Occasionally we let our imaginations take over which has helped lead to an increased product line with the addition of various forms of rope art using sandal scraps, from handbags to water bottle carriers, to rugs and more.
Apparel line uses organic cotton and recycled fabrics and the prints are inspired by Chris’ travel and photography over the years. The business is built from the heart and that’s apparent in the structure of the company as well. The company began it’s roots setting up sandal shops at outdoor music festivals throughout the country. Though the team and the company have grown, festivals are still a favorite activity for Chris and the crew and that’s where he can be found through much of the summer. Nomadic State of Mind is a growing team and continues to design and build superb quality, affordably priced, rope ar t sandals. Made from real hands for real feet. Peace, Love!
worn by history’s best prophets
Top trend! http://www.nomadicstateofmind.com
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