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Article: Top 5 espadrilles to invest this summer

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Top 5 espadrilles to invest this summer

When we talk about espadrilles, it goes without saying that they are the star shoe of the summer. Not only are they a reference at the national level, but outside our borders they have become a product of high value and tradition. Without a doubt, the best artisans of espadrilles are in Spain. Companies with a long family tradition that season after season reinvent this classic to update it to the trends of each summer.

Before moving on to our top 5 espadrilles for this spring-summer 2021 season, we want to leave you with some curious facts about this iconic shoe.

Espadrilles are said to have their origins in the Egyptian sandal, which later inspired the Romans. In Europe it is known that they existed since at least 1322, when they are mentioned in a document in Catalan where they are called espardeñas. It is clear that in Spain raffia and cork were already used to make flat shoes, however, in parallel they were used in America already before contact with Europe.

It wasn't until the 1970s that the dressmaker Yves Saint Laurent completely reinvented the classic flat raffia espadrille and turned it into a wedge, modernizing the centenary shoe, and creating the most desired shoe of the summer season.

1. Raffia Wedge Heel

Created in the 70s, the esparto wedge is here to stay. Comfortable, versatile and easily combinable. We recommend you bet on a pair in nude tones or makeup to be able to combine them with all your summer outfits. Discover our Nerja model , an 8cm suede wedge. If you prefer a more affordable wedge, you will undoubtedly love our Altea espadrille . Do you like to go to the latest fashion? You cannot stop seeing our Valencian wedge , with a combination of materials such as suede and natural linen.

2. Espadrille or espadrille

We could not not include the classic flat espadrille on this list. A timeless model, which returns season after season. At miMaO we have made it with the best quality suede leather, soft and breathable leather, natural jute soles and the best comfort technology so that you can wear our Espadrille shoe for hours.

3. Clog

This centennial shoe has been reinvented and changed, adapting to the different times and trends of each decade. Currently we have all kinds of espadrilles at our fingertips, but a novel design that is being repeated in recent seasons have been clogs. Our Zenia espadrille perfectly combines the classic raffia wedge with a modern clog style that is open at the front and adjustable at the heel.

4. Sandal

For all those who are passionate about sandals and high-heeled wedges for summer, open espadrilles are the best option to combine both styles. If you are a wedge for daily jogging, we recommend our Calpe sandal , with a 6cm heel and comfortable crossed straps on the front. If you have a high heel for your day-to-day life, you will love our open Palma espadrille.

5. Shovel or flatform

Calling the most daring and fashionistas of this season. Do you want to incorporate an espadrille model into your wardrobe this summer, but do you want a more groundbreaking, youthful and daring design? Our Jute shovel will accompany you this season. It is a flip flop style design with two buckles on the upper. It is a design that has been in fashion for a couple of seasons and has been going strong this 2021.

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