KAAITA SLIPPERS

Designed for charming hotels across Europe,
our slippers are loved and worn by fans worldwide.

KAAITA WELLNESS BAGS

DESIGNED TO SUPPORT HEALTHY RITUALS IN RETREATS OF ALL KINDS.

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  • An illustration showing six plastic bottles transformed into Kaaita slippers, demonstrating a commitment to reducing plastic waste.

    SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

    Made in Italy from recycled plastic bottles, repurposed woollen garments, or pure wool, our materials are GRS-certified under the 4Sustainability protocol.

  • Kaaita slippers are washable and reusable in hotels, an important feature for sustainable hospitality.

    REUSABLE PRODUCTS

    Our slippers, whether taken home or left at the hotel, can be washed at 60°C and reused again and again. Join us in saying no to single-use!

  • CIRCULARITY

    With the Kaaita Recycling Network close to your doorstep, we make sure nothing goes to waste.

  • Kaaita provides partner hotels with slippers that meet sustainable hospitality standards, using eco-friendly materials and reducing waste. We guide hotels year-round and publish their achievements annually in personalised Positivity Reports.

    WALKING THE TALK

    In the yearly Positivity Report, we turn your actions and our promises into numbers.

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Who says boutique manufactories are dying out? The future is bright for contemporary ones with empowered positions. Imagine a place where one person combines multiple roles: sewing and designing, embroidering and creating digital files, visualizing,
Who says boutique manufactories are dying out? The future is bright for contemporary ones with empowered positions. Imagine a place where one person combines multiple roles: sewing and designing, embroidering and creating digital files, visualizing,