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Leather espadrilles keep the relaxed rope-soled look of a classic espadrille but add a sturdier upper that shapes to your foot. Our range is led by Django & Juliette, with Ziera, Diana Ferrari and Top End, and includes dark styles among our black espadrilles. Browse flats, platforms and wedges, or try them on in a Mathers store.
Canvas espadrilles are light but can stretch and wear quickly. A leather upper holds its structure, softens with wear and can be wiped clean, so it tends to last more summers. It also gives a slightly dressier finish that works with tailored shorts and linen trousers as well as dresses.
Django & Juliette pairs leather with natural rope on styles such as the Strangely and Rylen wedges and the Kersy sandal. Ziera's Kraig sandal comes in an XF fitting and a run of shades from almond and blush to navy and tan, which is useful if you need extra room across the foot.
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Flat leather espadrilles are the everyday option for markets, holidays and weekends. Platform styles, like the Kloria and Oxlie, add a little height while keeping the sole broad and stable. Rope wedges give the most lift and suit events where you will be standing for a while.
Colour helps the pair go further. Almond, vanilla and white are fresh for summer, and our tan espadrilles are the most versatile neutral. For a bright white option with more height, see our white wedges.
Leather espadrilles soften and shape to your foot over the first few wears, so aim for snug rather than tight. Our in-store team can check both length and width.
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Q: Are leather espadrilles better than canvas?
A: Leather espadrilles usually last longer because the upper holds its shape and resists stretching. Canvas is lighter and more casual, while leather looks a little dressier and is easier to wipe clean.
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Q: Do leather espadrilles stretch?
A: Leather uppers soften and mould to the foot with wear, but the rope sole does not stretch in length. Choose a pair that feels snug across the top without pinching.
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Q: How should espadrilles fit?
A: Espadrilles should feel snug at first, with your heel sitting fully on the sole and no pressure on your toes. Leather uppers relax slightly with wear, so avoid sizing up too far.
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Q: How do I care for leather espadrilles?
A: Wipe the leather with a damp cloth and use a conditioner every so often to keep it supple. Keep the rope sole dry and brush off dirt once it has dried.
