At Naguisa, each collection is born from a clear premise: the combination of design and comfort. Because for us, there is no point in creating a beautiful shoe if it is not comfortable enough to accompany you in your day to day. We want your Naguisa to be those shoes, espadrilles and sandals that you choose without thinking twice, because you know that they not only look good on you, but that they make you feel good. Our goal is that, when you wear our designs, you feel safe and so comfortable that you do not hesitate to recommend them to those you love the most.

As they say, accidents happen. And nothing is more annoying than wearing new sandals and having them rub against you or having something happen to your favourite espadrilles. To solve these problems or prevent them from happening, we have created a care guide for your Naguisa for the summer:

In the hectic comings and goings of our days, it's easy to forget the care that our faithful companions deserve: shoes. Especially those made of suede leather, which have accompanied us on so many adventures and special moments. Perhaps, after a winter in storage or after continued use, you discover that your beloved Naguisa espadrilles or ankle boots need a little TLC to look impeccable again. Or perhaps, with the change of season and the desire to renew your summer wardrobe, you wonder how to bring them back to life and make sure they're ready for the new experiences to come.

Naguisa espadrilles, with their jute soles, are the ideal footwear for enjoying the summer. Jute, a natural fibre of plant origin, is appreciated for its breathability and ability to absorb sweat, creating a healthy environment for your feet. However, you should be careful with one of jute's vulnerabilities: water.

Working on the embroidery collection has opened up a range of wonderful sewing processes for us. Today we bring you a very easy and simple tutorial to personalize any item of clothing with buttons. The technique is quite simple and in this case, we bring you a very simple design that consists of drawing the design of a flower or a leaf on the button with thread, using different colors to create contrast and give depth to the details.

The art of embroidery is a treasure of history, which has been passed down from generation to generation, and which continues to inspire many artists today. At Naguisa, the nostalgia and romantic idea of ​​a slow and calm life that is intrinsic to this technique has motivated us to incorporate it into the Olivia collection with a capsule collection of embroidery.

If you are looking for an original and elegant way to wrap your gifts this Christmas, we recommend a couple of tutorials inspired by the Japanese techniques of Origami and Furoshiki. The first one we encourage you to try is the Japanese tutorial on wrapping without adhesive tape. This method, inspired by origami, is easy to follow and will allow you to wrap your gifts in an elegant and durable way, without having to use a lot of materials.

Socks deserve to be seen! They are not only a functional necessity to keep our feet warm. In recent years, socks have often become the protagonists of our looks. This season, we want to pay tribute to this practical garment with a tutorial to dye your own socks at home and naturally. Are you in?

Autumn is here and with it, the chill that heralds the end of the espadrille season. Every year we take longer to get down to work with changing our wardrobe, but with this changing climate that could happen tomorrow, here we are ahead of the game and give you a few tips for storing your Naguisa. Take note! The leather used on espadrilles is usually soft so that they are comfortable to wear and do not rub against your feet when you walk. This same attribute means that when storing them, if we are not careful, the leather can take on a bad shape from one year to the next.

The espadrille has become the perfect shoe to wear every day, from May to October, thanks to its comfort and versatility. Its vulcanized jute soles are suitable for sand, asphalt and grass. Depending on their design, they are also suitable for going to work, riding a bike or getting ready for an event. There is no more versatile and all-terrain shoe!

Pressing flowers began in the West in the late 16th century, after trade opened up with Japan. There, Oshibana, the art of arranging flattened dried flowers into ornate compositions on paper, had been part of the culture for centuries. Over time, the technique made its way to the West, where people began making scrapbooks using botanicals they collected at home or on vacation.