The first espadrilles were created 6,200 years ago near the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Today, this ancestral footwear is still alive in our hands. At Toni Pons we have preserved its artisanal essence, evolving the design without losing what matters most: its soul.

The first espadrilles were created 6,200 years ago near the Spanish Mediterranean coast. Today, this ancestral footwear is still alive in our hands. At Toni Pons we have preserved its artisanal essence, evolving the design without losing what matters most: its soul.

Handcrafted by master espadrille makers

Handcrafted by master espadrille makers

The master espadrille makers are responsible for sewing our espadrilles. A craft passed down from generation to generation for centuries. This know-how makes every espadrille a unique piece.

The master espadrille makers are responsible for sewing our espadrilles. A craft passed down from generation to generation for centuries. This know-how makes every espadrille a unique piece.

"Sewing an espadrille is a craft that is learned with time, love and respect for tradition."
— Ester, master espadrille maker for 27 years

"Sewing an espadrille is a craft that is learned with time, love and respect for tradition."
— Ester, master espadrille maker for 27 years

Designs with a Mediterranean soul

We are inspired by the Mediterranean coastal lifestyle to reinterpret the latest trends with materials, colours and textures that connect to our origins. Footwear that proves comfort and style can go hand in hand.

Pattern making

Each design goes through multiple tests until the perfect balance between aesthetics and comfort is found.

The materials

Each season, we meticulously select natural, top-quality materials. Jute fibre, cotton canvas, linen, raffia and leather are some of the highlights of our collections.

The jute sole

The heart of the espadrille.
The jute is braided, hand-moulded on a turning table,
stitched crosswise and vulcanized with natural rubber.

Cutting and stitching

The pieces that form the espadrille are cut and sewn in the process known as stitching.

The hand-sewing

Using centuries-old techniques, the master espadrille makers hand-stitch the upper to the sole. This is the most artisanal part of the process and requires great precision.

The finishing

Each pair passes through the hands of our experts to remove imperfections and guarantee the Toni Pons standard.

Toni Pons espadrilles in figures
+20
million

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+4.000
years

of combined
artisanal experience
within our team

Up to 200
hand-stitches

in every pair

+10
specialists

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The result is a unique product: