When planning an outfit,
it's often said that "matching the color of your bag and footwear makes for a cohesive look."
Indeed, coordinating the colors of small items creates a neat and tidy overall impression, bringing a sense of unity to your outfit.
On the other hand, recently, styles that intentionally don't match colors to enjoy a relaxed and light feeling are also gaining popularity.
So, if your footwear is geta, how should you choose your bag?
Coordinated Styles to Enjoy
At mizutori, we also offer thongs made from fabrics such as furoshiki.
A coordinated look where you tie a furoshiki of the same pattern like a bag and match it with your geta creates a unified yet soft impression.
Furthermore, some customers order original geta with their favorite fabric and then make matching bags themselves.
Such meticulously prepared attire has an irresistible charm that draws the eye.
Incorporating a Japanese Aesthetic
Even if coordinating everything feels a bit difficult, rest assured.
Geta, being footwear with a Japanese element, naturally pair well with azuma bags, kinchaku (drawstring pouches), tatami bags, and woven baskets.
Just by paying a little attention to the material and atmosphere, a cohesive feel is created throughout the entire outfit.
By incorporating seasonal materials, you can also enjoy outfits that feel light and refreshing.
Enjoying Balance with Ease
The thongs of geta occupy only a small area of the overall outfit.
Therefore, even if you don't perfectly match the color or pattern with your bag and clothes, they can act as an accent color and create a nice relaxed feel.
Without overthinking it too much, freely combining items according to your mood and outfit for the day is one of the unique ways to enjoy geta.
Why not find your own unique style by enjoying the balance that unfolds from your feet?
