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Espadrilles (Spanish:
alpargatas or esparteñas; Catalan: espardenyes; Basque: espartinak, French:
espadrilles) are casual, rope-soled, flat but sometimes...
- hand-made item. However, the
widely made
espadrille comes in many
styles and can
include expensive fashion items.
Espadrilles are
traditional rope-soled shoes...
- (Zuberoa)
historical Basque province. It is home to the
canvas shoe, the
espadrille and
etorki cheese.
Communes of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques
department "Répertoire...
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Duckbill Driving moccasins Earth shoe
Elevator shoes Episcopal sandals Espadrille Flamenco shoe Flip-flops
Furlane Galesh Galoshes Geta
Ghillies Giveh Gomusin...
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supplanted by
espadrilles and
rubber sandals for
agricultural activities, but
remain used for dance. The
Spanish name of the
espadrille, alpargata, is...
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relics were
probably destro**** when Vyšehrad fell to the
Hussites in 1420.
Espadrille,
similar footwear in
Iberian culture of
identical etymological derivation...
-
number of
groups including LYDSOD, Long Lost, Raw Thrills, Castles, and
Espadrille. In 2008, she
released her
debut solo
studio album Sky
Flowers on her...
- Guns (Go for It)" on Top of the Pops.
Michael and
Ridgley wore
white espadrilles sockless, an open
suede jacket and polo shirt, and rolled-up
denim jeans...
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Spain and Portugal. It is used for crafts, such as cords, basketry, and
espadrilles.
Stipa tenacissima and
Lygeum spartum are the
species used to produce...
- released.
Sumfum Originally released in 1947, the "Sumfum"
featured an
espadrille-styled
upper and
refined foxing details. An
archival reissue was released...
