WOMEN'S
Women's Espadrilles
An espadrille is built from the ground up, and how much jute sits under the foot decides how it wears. A single braided layer keeps the shoe flat and close to the ground; two or three rows raise the whole footbed into a low flatform that stays level from toe to heel, while a full rope-wrapped wedge angles the same construction up to a proper heel. The upper handles the styling above it: closed round-toe slip-ons, open-toe and peep-toe cuts, mules with a bare heel, and ankle-tie versions that wrap and knot at the ankle.
Cotton canvas is the traditional upper and still the lightest; linen breathes the same way, while leather and suede give the shape structure and raffia keeps it summery. Rubber is often bonded under the jute for grip. Look for tight, even braiding and a stitch line that runs cleanly around the edge where the upper meets the sole — that seam is what holds the two together.
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