Learn about traditional Spanish espadrilles shoes on a visit to a workshop. Put your knowledge to use as you make your own pair to take home with you.
Meet at the workshop in Valencia, where you can see the materials used in making the shoes alongside some finished products.
Let the artisans introduce you to the history of these shoes. Find out how they went from humble beginnings to modern fashion trend.
Next, choose a size, lace color and preferred style for your own pair of espadrilles. When you're ready, you'll be guided on the stitching process and learn the different ways of lacing them up.
After you're finished, you'll have your own pair of self-made espadrilles. Take them home and show them off as a wearable memory of your time in Valencia.
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Private workshop (min 4 pax)<br/>Unlimited snacks and cava<br/>High heel, wedge or platform
We will meet at our family-owned shop, at the HANDMADE THE BRAND® shop at Plaza de la Reina, nº18 .
PARTICIPANTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE WORKSHOP MORE THAN 15 MINUTES AFTER THE START TIME
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