BRAND PROFILE
What’s the story behind the brand? Zohula flip flops were born from the desire for an extremely comfortable, but practical, flip flop for charities such as street pastors, street angels and rehabilitation centres, where they could be used to help people who were unable to walk in bare feet. Zohula originals are still available today and continue to be supplied to these charities helping them continue with their valuable work.
The first pair of Zohulas for weddings were worn in 2014 by a
happy beach wedding bride and her bridesmaids. The unique heart embossed sole gently massaging the foot as they walked along the beach. The heart pattern and glitter strap have today become instantly recognisable as Zohula wedding flip flops and favoured by the most discerning of brides. From these beginnings Zohula rapidly became the leading brand for brides.
In 2015 Zohula launched Just Married flip flops, created by brides
wanting to leave a lasting imprint in the sand announcing that she has just married. These amazing flip flops have become the latest trend to have for all brides getting married abroad or to take with them on their beach honeymoon.
Zohula has never felt more at the heart of Hawaiian culture by launching its eagerly awaited flagship flip flops, HOKU and OLA. These trend setting flip flops look and feel Hawaiian from top to toe. Their authentic graphic style draws on colourful local artistry and culture, ready to be slipped on whenever you want to feel the sun and fun beneath your feet.
What sets this brand apart from the rest? Unique design, inspired by Hawaii. Comfortable.
Where is the brand assembled/manufactured? Flipflops are manufactured in China.
How is the brand marketed? We sell through stockists, website and distributors.
Do you use social networking? Facebook, Twittter, website.
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Zohula Ltd
info@zohula.com www.zohula.com 08448547902
18 • FOOTWEAR TODAY
• JUNE/JULY 2015
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