Pakistani-Style Juttis

The Pakistani-style jutti is defined by its surface: metallic tilla thread woven across the whole upper, or gold zardozi worked densely enough that almost no base fabric shows. It is the look people mean by khussa - heavier, more metallic and more ornate than a plain embroidered jutti.

Made in Delhi, not imported. These are Pakistani-style in design, handcrafted by our own artisans in our workshop. We describe the craft honestly and do not sell imported stock.

The edit holds our seven tilla pairs, where silver or sage metallic thread covers the upper beneath multicolour floral and geometric work, alongside four heavily metallic embroidered pairs: Kash in gold zari on blue with a braided trim, Mehrva and Gulzar in gold zardozi, and Kimkhaab in antique gold and silver on chocolate brown. Priced Rs 1,550 to Rs 1,750.

Every pair is made in our own workshop and finished by hand: a soft leather lining, a hand-stitched flat leather sole and a cushioned footbed, with no left or right foot so the pair shapes to you over the first few wears. Sizes 35 to 41. Designed in-house by a family that has been making juttis for over eight years, with a store at Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi.