Pinaz Footwear
A Different Way to Wear an Espadrille
Looking for an espadrille that feels light on your feet and has the character of something made by hand? Pinaz specializes in handmade footwear from Spain, with espadrilles at the heart of the brand. Its designs use natural components and distinctive materials to create footwear that is lightweight, durable, and comfortable, while details such as different leathers, textiles, finishes, and sole constructions give each style its own look.
Made in Spain, One Pair at a Time
Pinaz began in 1982 and remains a family-owned footwear business based in southeastern Spain, with manufacturing bases in Caravaca de la Cruz, Murcia, and Elche, Alicante. The company has grown from its Spanish roots into an international business, shipping its footwear to more than 20 countries.
The brand's specialty is handmade-in-Spain espadrilles, along with sandals and other women's footwear made using natural components. Pinaz combines traditional footwear production with different materials and finishes, creating collections that range from classic espadrille constructions to more contemporary interpretations.
Why shop Pinaz from Abbadabba's?
- Handmade in Spain: Pinaz specializes in genuine handmade footwear produced in Spain, with espadrilles as one of its defining categories.
- Lightweight by Design: The company specifically describes its footwear as lightweight, durable, and comfortable, making weight an important part of its approach to everyday footwear.
- Natural Components: Pinaz uses natural components across its footwear, particularly in its espadrilles and sandals.
- Different Materials and Finishes: The current Pinaz collection includes combinations of canvas, suede, leather, metallic finishes, and other materials, giving the classic espadrille shape different personalities.
- A Spanish Alternative to the Ordinary: If you want a warm-weather shoe with more character than a basic casual sneaker or flat, Pinaz offers the combination of Spanish craftsmanship, natural materials, and recognizable espadrille construction.
The Pinaz Difference
Pinaz's appeal starts with how the footwear is made. Rather than treating the espadrille as simply a seasonal fashion shape, the company has built its business around producing this type of footwear in Spain, combining traditional handmade production with different materials and contemporary designs.
The result is footwear where the construction, materials, and origin are part of the experience. You get the recognizable character of an espadrille, but with different ways to wear it depending on the material, sole, color, and finish.
Who Is Pinaz For?
The Spanish-Made Espadrille Lover
Wants a pair made in Spain.
The Craftsmanship Appreciator
Appreciates handmade footwear and wants to see craftsmanship reflected in the finished shoe.
The Warm-Weather Shopper
Looking for a lightweight warm-weather shoe rather than a heavier everyday sneaker.
The Natural-Material Enthusiast
Likes leather, suede, canvas, jute, and other tactile materials.
The Distinctive-Style Seeker
Wants something more distinctive than a basic summer flat.
The Spanish Footwear Fan
Appreciates the country's long tradition of shoemaking.
The Variety Seeker
Wants different versions of the espadrille look, from simple canvas to suede, metallic, and mixed-material designs.
The Comfort-Without-Technical-Look Shopper
Wants comfort without a technical-looking shoe.
Fit & Comfort Tips
Start With the Shape
Espadrilles can have different toe shapes and constructions, so focus on how the particular style follows your foot.
Check Your Toe Room
Your toes should have enough space to move without touching the front or being squeezed from the sides.
Check the Width
Make sure the widest part of your foot sits comfortably within the shoe rather than pressing against the upper.
Pay Attention to the Heel
Your heel should stay reasonably secure as you walk. Excessive slipping can indicate that the shape or size isn't right for you.
Not sure about your size? Check our size chart. Already found your pair? Our care guides show you how to keep them going.
