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Casa Amara campaign image: olive suede espadrilles with braided jute soles on a sunlit limestone step, beside the monogram and the line Different places, Same home

Reserve one of the first hundred pairs

The Mediterranean espadrille, made in India for Indian streets. We make the first release only once it's reserved — so the sizes and colours we produce are the ones you ask for.

100 pairs ₹0 today ₹8,999 at release
Fit
Size (IN / UK)
Colour

Nothing to pay today. When your pair is ready we'll email you to confirm before anything is charged — you can say no.

Reserved. One more minute, if you have it.

Five questions that decide how we make them

Your answers set the price and the first production run. Every one of them is read.

Want to guarantee your size? Hold it with a refundable deposit.
At what price would these feel like a bargain?
Where would you wear them? (choose any)
What might stop you buying? (choose any)
How did you find us?

Your pair is reserved. We'll write when the first hundred are ready.

Much of the jute in Europe's summer shoes has long come from this part of the world. We made the espadrille here, for the streets it was never designed for.

Olive suede toe with a hand-stitched jute edge

Natural materials

Suede, cotton lining and braided Indian jute, stitched by hand where it meets the upper.

Heel tab embossed with the Casa Amara monogram above a double jute braid

Timeless design

The shape has barely changed in seven hundred years. We changed what's underneath.

Tan insole printed with Casa Amara, Spain, India, Beyond

A broader horizon

Designed between two coasts, made to be worn to work, a wedding lunch or the beach.

What it's made of

Upper
Olive suede, lined in breathable cotton so it stays comfortable through an Indian summer.
Footbed
Memory foam over a light EVA layer. Soft from the first wear, with none of the traditional espadrille's break-in.
Sidewall
Indian jute, braided and hand-stitched. It carries the look of the original and never touches the ground.
Outsole
A thin rubber sole hidden beneath the jute: grips wet pavement, doesn't mark floors, and survives the monsoon that would ruin a classic pair.
Olive espadrilles on a limestone step

One hundred pairs. Made once they're reserved.

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