Super comfortable, travel-ready, stylish slides made in El Paso, TX
El Paso Baba Leather Slip On Mules are proudly made in El Paso, TX, inspired by leather craftsmanship from the same region, and as comfortable as can be. Their durable leather uppers are cut from premium cowhides and then vegetable tanned for a thicker and tougher exterior that will develop a one-of-a-kind patina with wear. Simply put, they’re one of the most versatile slides we’ve ever come across and make the best travel shoe for your buck.
Features
Premium vegetable-tanned leather slides with a soft touch
Leather will develop unique patina overtime with wear
Lightweight slide design is perfect for travel
Durable lock-stitched construction
Vegetable-tanned water leather insoles mold to your feet over time for the perfect fit
Made in El Paso, TX
Materials
Upper: 100% tanned natural leather
Lining: 100% tanned natural leather
Sole: 100% Italian bull leather
Sizing
Sabah uses specific sizing that is not based on EU or US sizes, compare your US size to the Sabah size in the chart below to find the right fit
Sabah shoes fit snug initially but will stretch with wear over the course of a few weeks
Sabah Size
US Size
38
6½ - 7
39
7½ - 8
40
8½
41
9 - 9½
42
10 - 10½
43
11 - 11½
44
12
45
12½
About Sabah
Ever thought about what it would take to make you quit your job and go off on your own? For Sabah founder Mickey Ashmore, it was a couple years spent in Turkey—where he fell in love with the culture and also a particular pair of slip-ons that quickly became his go-to’s. One thing led to another, and Mickey was creating new shoes with the cobblers that made his original pair. He dubbed the creations Sabahs, the Turkish word for “morning,” because they’re shoes you’re supposed to throw on in the morning and wear all day. They’re still cut and sewn entirely by hand by traditional Turkish shoemakers, but Mickey put his own city-friendly twist on them with a cleaner design, and a resoleable construction. Straight up, they’re some of the comfiest and sharpest slip-ons we’ve worn—and they just get better the more you wear them.
