Espadrilles On Sale!

Castaner ankle tie wedge espadrilles. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

If you’re looking for a versatile summer shoe, it’s hard to go wrong with an espadrille style. They work with pants, shorts, skirts, and dresses, and have a classic, timeless appeal.

Espadrilles originated in Spain, and were usually a flat shoe with a jute sole and cloth upper. But “espadrille” has become a more general term that’s often applied to any footwear with a jute or jute-detailed sole. For this roundup, I’ve included several different styles.

Cute & Comfortable Espadrilles On Sale

(Above, selected colors of these Castañer wedge espadrilles are marked down by as much as 50%. Sizes are limited, but you might get lucky.)

Sam Edelman blue paisley espadrille slip-on. Details and more espadrilles on sale at une femme d'un certain age.

This blue paisley fabric is such fun, and is currently 40% off.

Naturalizer wedge espadrilles in red. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

This wedge espadrille is offered in several colors, and wide widths! Also 40% off.

Toni Pons wedge espadrille in black. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

Here’s another wedge style with a burnout floral pattern on the fabric top, offered in both black and beige, currently 40% off.

Eileen Fisher Lace espadrille flat. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

A back zip makes this fun flat in terra cotta leather easy to slip on or off. It’s a versatile color, and 55% off!

Toni Pons Tarbes striped espadrille. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

Stripes are always summery! These are offered in 3 color combos.

Clarks Danelly Adira perforated espadrille flat. Details and more espadrilles on sale at une femme d'un certain age.

If you like the look of a ballet flat but need a little more support, this style might be worth considering. Offered in three colors and currently 40% off.

Vince Saxos espadrille slip-on sneaker. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

I’ve found Vince slip-on sneakers to be incredibly comfortable. This one is offered in four colors, all of which are 30% off.

Cole Haan Cloudfeel espadrille sneakers. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

This lace-up espadrille oxford in perforated suede gets rave reviews for comfort. Also offered in black.

Toni Pons Estel-Ma espadrille sandal. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

There are only few sizes left in this style, but if you’re one of the lucky ones, I’d snap these up. So cute!

Cole Haan Cloudfeel espadrille sandals in leopard print. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

You knew I’d include something in leopard, didn’t you? 😉 Just can’t help myself. But if leopard’s not your thing, there are other colors too.

Born Ladue platform espadrille sandals. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

From BØRN, a brand known for comfort, these are almost 70% off (!) and still available in most sizes! (Also in Black.)

Soludos cross-strap espadrille sandals. Details at une femme d'un certain age.

I’m kind of in love with cross-strap sandal styles this season. I love the clean look of these. Also available in gold metallic.

Bon weekend, and thanks for reading.

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10 Comments

  1. It’s a little off topic, but I wanted to share that I found some wonderful thin comfortable pants that I think I can garden in as well as hike in and also travel with. From Athleta. Called trekkie pants. I only saw them and olive and black. I really wanted to see them in a light khaki color. I was disappointed in that. But the fit and the fabric in the feel are fantastic. The legs gather at the bottom with a pull for the hiking. So let’s say you were in Paris and you wanted to go on a biking adventure, you could tighten the bottom of your pants so they don’t get tangled up in your bike. And then untangle them to walk around.

  2. I have espadrilles similar to the Clarks. I have been wearing them all spring on dry days. So comfortable, lightweight and airy. Rain is the enemy of espadrilles, so I chose my days carefully.

  3. Great post! Wonderful choices! Espadrilles are great, and I have many pairs. Mine, are all from,
    Toni Pons, made in Spain. Love the printed dress, shown on upper left. I am wondering where that is from.

  4. Funny, I’ve had that pair of perforated suede lace-ups in my basket for a few days, and just made the purchase. They are on sale at a good price, but they’re final sale, so I hope they fit! I have a couple of Cole Haans already, fortunately, so I think the size will be right for me. I admit this is not the first item I’ve bought during the pandemic thinking, “this will be great for when we can travel again!”

  5. Thank you for explaining what an espadrille style is. I’ve been confused until now. I’ve never bought a pair as I live in a damp climate and assumed they’d be destroyed if caught in the rain. I love pretty much all you’ve featured!

  6. I agree with your reader, Nancy, about the post. Love your features and I too love the dresses that were shown with the espadrilles. . Any chance of finding out where they are from? Thanks so much

  7. I like espadrilles because I’m finding wedge heels feel a good deal more solid & stable than ordinary heels as I get older. And I still like wearing heels! They’re gotten lower, certainly — no more clattering around in 3.5″ pumps except in my dreams (seriously: in my dreams I’m often wearing sky-high stilettos while shopping in Montreal & subterranean malls in Toronto for some reason only my sub-conscious understands). I’m not comfortable in completely flat shoes or boots — I always feel like I’m clopping along on flat feet when wearing them, which is odd, considering I spend most of my life barefoot — even my mocassins have a slight heel. I need a couple of pairs of sandals this summer & will have a look at the brands you’ve shown here (the sale price might make up for the insane exchange rate on the Canadian dollar these days).