Babouche "Casa Denim" with pompon
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The traditional babouche revisited in honor of our Casa Denim collection, without losing what makes its authentic beauty: no plastic, just recycled denim and locally processed leather.
In his Marrakech atelier, the craftsman has carefully crafted a lightweight, particularly comfortable babouche, with a reinforced sole and a soft mattress under the sole of the foot.
This model has an unexpected detail: a delicious pompom created with the same recycled denim as the babouches.
Each babouche is unique because they were created with different denim trousers. Contact us to find out which models are available in the size you need!
Free and insured delivery in 3–5 days
Try it at home: free returns within 14 days
Handmade in Morocco
Free insured DHL shipping on orders over € 100. Below that, the cost is calculated at checkout, before payment.
Estimated delivery in 3-5 working days from the order date. You will receive the tracking number as soon as the item leaves our showroom.
Returns — You have 14 days from delivery to return the item without giving a reason, with a full refund within 14 days, original shipping included. Returns are free: we send you the label, printable or digital.
Full return and withdrawal terms
Sustainable packaging — every item is wrapped in biodegradable kraft paper, protected by recycled cardboard and sealed with kraft tape and linen twine, both recyclable and compostable.
Casa Denim
A limited-edition collection, original and bold, that combines quality, ethics and style. Created with love to give new life to one of the most polluting fabrics in the fashion industry: denim.
We scoured hundreds and hundreds of jeans in second-hand markets in Morocco and entrusted them to the expert hands of Moroccan artisans, to transform them into one-of-a-kind Boucherouite rugs and stylish, comfortable babouches, crafted down to the smallest detail.
More than 4.5 billion pairs of jeans are sold every year… for a world population of 7.8 billion people. Where do the jeans that are no longer worn end up?
Casa Denim
