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Printed espadrille - Soan

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Printed espadrille - Soan

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Description

Soan Espadrille – Subtle Style, 100% French Made

The Soan Espadrille by Payote blends minimalist charm with true French craftsmanship. Handmade in the Basque Country, it features a durable recycled cotton canvas upper and a natural jute sole, offering breathable comfort all summer long.

With its soft tones and understated design, Soan is easy to pair with casual or dressy summer outfits—linen pants, flowy dresses, or chino shorts. Perfect for those who love subtle elegance with an eco-conscious touch.

Timeless, comfortable, and responsibly made — Soan is your go-to for effortless summer style.

We recommend choosing your usual size — espadrilles may feel slightly snug at first, which is perfectly normal as the fabric will naturally soften and adjust to your feet for a perfect fit.

Details

Outer sole : Rubber - 100% recycled natural rubber
Insole : 100% jute
Canvas : 50% Cotton / 50% Polyester (Cotton canvas lined with Polyester canvas dyed with vegetable ink)
Composition: the outer canvas of the espadrille is made of polyester dyed with vegetable ink. The finish is satin (it is not the same finish as cotton canvases)

How to Care

For healthy Payote:

Your Payote will accompany you in all your daily adventures. It is therefore important to know how to clean them. The golden rule to follow: never put them in the washing machine. The sole is made of jute, a natural material that swells on contact with water. Prefer local cleaning of the stained area with a small brush (nail or toothbrush for example) and soapy water. If your Payote has gotten damp, let them dry naturally away from any direct heat source.