Huaraches date back hundreds of years to the pre-hispanic era. The name "huarache" derived from "kwarachi" from the Tarascan language spoken by the Purepecha people of Jalisco.
In recent years, huarache sandals have become the go-to summer shoe in the United States thanks to their many benefits and visually appealing look and continue to grow in popularity
The vibrant colors and the amazing smell of new shoes are unforgettable... but this can become uncomfortable because it feels tight. Don’t worry! We have 2 tips to break in your new huaraches.
