1983 GIZEH
A bold new territory In 1983, Birkenstock moved into new territory with the launch of the Gizeh. With this daring new style, Birkenstock remained true to its clear and bold...
This strictly limited collection consists of the styles Madrid, Arizona, and Gizeh in eight colours. All the collection styles are numbered and come with a pair of vintage-inspired Birkenstock socks. The anniversary collection comes in a specially designed box inspired by the Birkenstock archive.
Anniversary of the Icons
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Collection: Anniversary of the Icons
A homage to three icons, one footbed.
A homage to three icons, one footbed.
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MADRID 1963
In 1963, Birkenstock released their first style: the Madrid. The aesthetic of this minimalist sandal continues to serve as the foundation for Birkenstock’s signature style today.
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ARIZONA 1973
1973 saw the debut of the Arizona, which soon became a symbol of 1970s counterculture. The two-strap sandal endures as a classic, transcending trends and societal changes.
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GIZEH 1983
Birkenstock's 1983 launch of the Gizeh sandal marked a daring move into new territory with its ergonomically shaped toe bar and bold aesthetic.
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+ 2 pieces of A4 paper
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Approx time to complete: 5 minutes
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Step One
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Place the sheets of paper on the floor. Stand straight on the paper with your heels against the wall.
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Step Two
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Measure the width by marking the outermost points at the left and right side of the balls of your feet.
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Step Three
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Measure the length by marking the longest toe of each foot.
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