The Huarache Journal

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Hispanic Heritage Month Outfits & Mexican Leather Sandals
What to wear for Hispanic Heritage Month and Mexican Independence Day: school, work, parade, kids. Plus the part nobody covers, the shoes. Read more...
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Wedding Huaraches for Men: Closed-Toe Style Guide
Can you wear huaraches to a wedding? Yes — closed-toe leather. A groom and guest guide for beach and destination weddings: outfits, colors, sizing. Read more...
How Are Huaraches Made? The Artisan Process, Step by Step
From raw leather to the finished pair: this is how a huarache is hand-woven in our Guadalajara workshop, step by step. Read more...
Huaraches vs. Regular Sandals: What's the Difference?
What sets a handmade huarache apart from a regular sandal? We compare materials, construction, comfort, and durability to help you choose. Read more...
What to Wear with Huaraches: Outfit Ideas for Men and Women
Huaraches pair with far more than beach shorts. Outfit formulas for men and women — from summer weddings to everyday denim — plus which colors work hardest in a closet. Read more...
Are Huaraches Comfortable? What to Expect from Handmade Leather Sandals
Short answer: after a one-to-two week break-in, huaraches are among the most comfortable warm-weather shoes you can own. Here's an honest look at why — and what to expect. Read more...
How to Break In and Care for Leather Huaraches
New huaraches feel stiff for a week — then they become the most comfortable shoes you own. How to break them in, keep the leather healthy, and make them last for years. Read more...
Huarache Sizing Guide: How Mexican Huaraches Should Fit
Huaraches fit differently than sneakers: whole sizes only, they run wide, and the leather molds to your foot. Use the calculator, measure your foot, and order the right size the first time. Read more...
What Are Huaraches? The History of Mexico's Handwoven Sandals
Huaraches are traditional Mexican sandals woven by hand from leather, with roots that predate the Spanish conquest. Here's their story — and how to spot the real thing. Read more...