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Meaning of espadrille
A type of flat shoe with a canvas or cotton upper and a rope or braided jute sole, typically worn in warm weather.
Etymology of espadrille
The word "espadrille" originates from the French term "espadrille", which is derived from the Spanish word "esparto" or "espardeña", referring to a type of grass or rope used to make the sole of the shoe.
The espadrille has a long history, dating back to the 13th century in the Mediterranean region, where it was worn by peasants and laborers as a practical and comfortable form of footwear.
Synonyms
sneaker
shoe
sandal
boot
loafer
mule
slipper
espadrille shoe
canvas shoe
rope sole shoe
casual footwear
summer shoe
warm weather shoe
breathable shoe
lightweight shoe
flat shoe
traditional shoe
regional shoe
ethnic shoe
folk shoe
peasant shoe
rustic shoe
country shoe
village shoe
artisanal shoe
handmade shoe
rope shoe
fabric shoe
textile shoe
cotton shoe
canvas sneaker
casual sneaker
summer sneaker
espadrille sneaker
traditional sneaker.
Definitions
- A flat shoe with a canvas or cotton upper and a rope or braided jute sole, originating from the Mediterranean region.
- A type of casual, warm-weather footwear, often associated with traditional or regional styles.
Usage Examples
- She wore a pair of espadrilles to the beach, enjoying the warm sun on her feet.
- The traditional espadrille is a staple of Mediterranean fashion, often worn with casual, lightweight clothing.
- He opted for a pair of espadrilles instead of sneakers, preferring the breathability and comfort of the canvas upper.
Antonyms
high heel
stiletto
boot
dress shoe
formal shoe
leather shoe
heavy shoe
bulky shoe
cold weather shoe
winter shoe
snow shoe
ski boot
hiking boot
rugged shoe
sturdy shoe
protective shoe
armored shoe
steel toe shoe
work shoe
industrial shoe
formal footwear.