We are fluid, we are flexible. We like to be part of a possible change, and we are passionate about trying to change things to transform them into better things.

With a view to the new year and all the goals we have set ourselves to achieve, on this occasion we propose a reading born from optimism for a better world. SEMILLAS is a book created and self-produced by Cristina Camarena and Vanesa Freixa, where both of them present the bases of various solutions to make tomorrow a better world.

This weekend we travel to Brooklyn, New York to meet Mandy and her store Kordal Studio. In 2012, Mandy decided to launch her own company with a mission: to create quality, responsibly made garments that exemplify the possibilities of sustainable design. Kordal is much more than a brand or a store, they are collections designed and produced ethically through timeless garment design and using natural, organic and recycled textiles.

With your support, little by little, we have been weaving a braid of friendship, security and naturalness that has been going on for almost 10 years. Like any self-respecting family, we did not want to miss the opportunity to, one more year, give you a piece of Naguisa for Christmas.

Visual designer and artist from Madrid, Silvia Fernández, also known as Silvia Ferpal, opens the doors of her studio in the La Latina neighborhood. Her work and sensitivity invite us to break with the established limits of design and encourage us to think about its evolution.

Visual designer and artist from Madrid, Silvia Fernández, also known as Silvia Ferpal, opens the doors of her studio in the La Latina neighbourhood. Her work and sensitivity invite us to break with the established boundaries of design and encourage us to think about its evolution. Silvia is the kind of person you want to sit down with and talk at length; she is the person we would call to share a horchata or to edit a guide to charming stationery stores.

The craft of hand-braiding leather is almost a lost art. That is why, at Naguisa, we want to show you, step by step, how an accessory as common as a belt, in the hands of our artisans, acquires the value it deserves.

Once again this season, we continue to introduce you to the wonderful women behind some of the shops where you can find us. Henar is the owner of 'Henar Polo', a shop located in the centre of Salamanca. From her shop, Henar transmits the values ​​of Naguisa to all her clients and walks with her characteristic style through the historic centre of the city, always wearing one of our models. Today Henar opens the doors of her shop to us and invites you to discover her special bond with Naguisa, in the interview that you will find in our Magazine.

In our desire to open the doors of the factories where our shoes are made and show you the different processes that go into making a pair of Naguisa shoes, this week we invite you to discover XX's workshop.

In our quest to open the doors of the factories where our shoes are made and show you the different processes that go into making a pair of Naguisa shoes, this week we invite you to discover Miguel Ángel's workshop.

From the beginning, we decided that honesty would be our banner. We set out to make visible the delicate work that shoe artisans had been carrying out for years throughout our peninsula. From cutting a sole to braiding a leather, behind each of these meticulous works there are generations of shoe artisans carefully carrying out a task that deserves to be known and respected.

When the season of swimming and espadrilles passes, we quickly feel the urge to wear a trench coat and Chelsea boots. However, this change of season brings with it a certain melancholy when the first clouds begin to appear and the days become shorter. It is at that moment, before the leaves take on an orange glow and crunch under our feet clad in the new chunky boots, that we arm ourselves with a blanket or a tablecloth and head out into the street in search of the enjoyment of these days of transition.

The Sierra de Tramontana, in Soller, Mallorca, was the place that baptized and inspired our latest collection. A location with character and strength, which was the backdrop to illustrate each shoe that makes up the collection.

The days are getting darker and darker. There are probably only four hours of daylight during the deep winter.

Music, vermouth, raffles and lots and lots of shoes. On May 18th, at Naguisa we inaugurated the season of wearing espadrilles, braided shoes, tubular shoes and canvas shoes with a Market in our studio-workshop in Sant Just Desvern.

There is no need to travel to remote places to find peace, crystal-clear waters and a dreamlike climate; our beloved Menorca has all this and much more.

One of our greatest satisfactions is teaching other people the craft of pattern making and shoe manufacturing, and in particular that of hand-stitched espadrilles.

The 7. A sacred number that represents the faith to achieve our desires. SOC, SILENCIO, BEMOL and FUSA were born 7 years ago. They are the fruit of our desire, you are the result of our faith.

We love Menorca. And who wouldn't? Based on this hunch, one day we decided that NAGUISA couldn't be missing from the Island. Every summer, for many years now, Menorca for us is synonymous with pleasure, rest, delight, freshness, life.

Alejandra Perelló has a deep and unwavering connection with art, nature and Japanese culture. Concepts that have guided her throughout her life and career, working on a sustainable clothing and accessories brand whose main goal is to preserve and protect the oceans and the environment. “I think photography is a lovely way to talk to people about a moment in my life or about an emotion,” explains Alejandra.

UGA is one of our most iconic braided leather models. The process of creating this type of shoe requires technique and patience.

Menorca, the quietest island of the Balearic Islands, is synonymous with home and inspiration for Naguisa. Home because it houses our shop and inspiration because for almost a decade it has encouraged us to take shape, it has given us a reason for being and has christened, year after year, models and collections. Its virgin beaches, typical buildings and places full of charm have been part of the portraits of Agraría, Cuerda and Origen, and today we collect some of these wonderful places and show them to you in the form of a small guide.

This weekend we travel to Nantes to introduce you to Eglantine and her Les Trésors Partagés store. In 2016, Englantine decided to open a store that would promote ethical and sustainable fashion brands, footwear based on craftsmanship and cosmetics with organic and cruelty-free formulations. A real revolution at the time! Today, she opens the Les Trésors Partagés stores for us and invites us to discover more about her world in the interview you will find in our Magazine.

Giulia Tibaldi, together with her partner Giordano Garosio, forms the creative duo @GiulieGiordi. Through their bucolic Instagram account they narrate their family life and their caravan trips through wonderful places. From her home in Brescia (Italy), Giulia explains to us where her project was born and how she combines it with her four beautiful children: Agnese, Timo, Frida and Arturo.

Picking wild flowers in the countryside changes the way we experience this natural space. During the search, nature folds itself into a varied palette of colours, shapes, textures... motifs with which we sketch, in our imagination, our future bouquet as we walk. The walk becomes something similar to entering an impressionist painting.

We continue to introduce you to the wonderful women behind some of the shops where you can find us. Fabiana is the owner of Coko Store, a shop located in Cogoleto, a beach town north of Milan. From her beautiful premises, she transmits the values ​​of Naguisa to all her clients and walks through the historic centre of the city wearing her Uga Bordeaux, which, as she has confessed to us, are her crush this season. Today Fabiana opens the Coko Store shops for us and invites us to discover more about her world in the interview that you will find in our Magazine.

Because we live on memories.

Chih-Hung Kuo resides in the mountains, among the deep valleys where we also came to imagine and begin to bring to life our VALL Capsule Collection.

Xiana and Claudia are two women dedicated to creative work. Xiana is the designer and illustrator behind her eponymous project and Claudia is the creative director of Naguisa. Both have been mothers for several years now and combine their efforts in developing their own brands with the vitality of their work as mothers.

This limited edition was born from the admiration for Xiana Cobo's work. The delicacy of her embroidery and prints, following artisanal techniques, opened the door to this collaboration that we believe is perfect for giving as a gift or for yourself. Following the idea of ​​sharing joys, emotions and also accessories between mothers and daughters, Xiana designed for us a printed cotton scarf and DOM espadrilles, using the ancestral technique of block printing.