Story Walk with comfort in a loafer-style huarache Handmade in Mexico, the Bocado combines the elegance of a loafer with craftsmanship of traditional huarache making. These are 100% vegetable-tanned leather using only natural ingredients such as tree bark and plants—crafted intentionally for a “naked” finish. For an elevated design, these include a solid brass horse bit across the top front with an almond toe shape. The crepe sole is perfected for comfort and slip-resistant to boot. So if your final destination is walking distance, feel free to mosey. Features Crepe sole that is slip-resistant and made for comfort Solid brass horse bit styled across the front Almond toe silhouette Easy slip-on style Handmade in Mexico by indigenous artisans Material 100% vegetable tanned leather Solid brass horse bit Size They fit snug at first, but leather will stretch to a comfortable fit over time US 7 7½ 8 8½ 9 9½ 10 10½ 11 11½ 12 MX (cm) 25 25½ 26 26½ 27 27½ 28 28½ 29 29½ 30 Care Use caution to avoid contact with light fabrics as leather is pigmented with dye that may transfer over About Chamula Huaraches are kind of like Champagne because 1) they’re light and refreshing on a hot day, and 2) they’re only real huaraches if they’re made in a specific way passed down for generations. Chamula Huaraches, thankfully, are the real deal. They’re handmade and handwoven from durable, veg-tanned leathers in Michoacán, Mexico—the same region where Native Mexicans have been weaving leather huaraches since pre-Columbian times. Worn by farm workers for centuries because of their durability and breezy comfort in the heat, they eventually spread around the globe on the feet of surfers in the 1960s. If you’re looking for authentic, artisan-crafted huaraches—Chamulas are it.
