The name "Huarache" comes from the Purépecha word "kwarachi," meaning "sandal." Originally worn by the indigenous peoples of Mexico, they were known for their simplicity, durability, and functionality. In the 1960s, Huaraches became popular with the hippie lifestyle in North America, as they fit perfectly with a natural, alternative lifestyle.

Today, Huaraches remain popular and represent a sustainable alternative in the fashion world. They combine traditional craftsmanship, timeless style and eco-friendly materials, making them a conscious choice for modern consumers.

This is how they are created: