Tabi babouches

Tabi babouchesCrafted from soft nappa leather with a metallic finish, the babouche shoes feature the Tabi split toe. Launched for the Maison's debut collection in 1989, inspired by the traditional 15th century Japanese sock bearing the same name, it captures the avant garde and insubordinate spirit of the Maison. A heritage classic, continually explored through each collection. Maison Margiela's signature white stitch appears at the back.

The wide-leg skater chino trousers feature a high-waist with pleats

the piece transforms in motion

suspended from polished hardware to bring a utilitarian note to everyday accessories

combining a close fit with understated texture

A playful motif subverts the ordinary on this cotton jersey T-shirt

this crewneck sweater offers a stripped-back expression of the Maison’s knitwear craft

With a chunky silhouette

Front flap pockets define the casual construction

Maison Margiela revives 1960s spike shoes through high-shine lamé with glitter suede accents and tonal calfskin panels

while the fabric is transformed through the Pressed to Death technique: a treatment of heat

designed for ease of wear

and a contrast hem that gestures to shirting