Tropéziennes
Full-grain leather Tropézienne sandals
Made in France
Tropézienne sandals: a timeless legacy of elegance
The history of Tropézienne sandals dates back to the 1920s, when these shoes were created in the town of Saint-Tropez on the French Mediterranean coast. Since then, they have been worn by fashion icons, celebrities and style enthusiasts who appreciate their timeless allure and unmatched comfort.
Handcrafted with care and precision, these iconic shoes have won the hearts of fashion lovers around the world. La Camarguaise, a renowned shoemaker known for its artisanal expertise and its commitment to quality, carries on this legacy and creates Tropézienne sandals that are comfortable and elegant.
Women's Tropézienne sandals
Men's Spartan sandals
Our Tropéziennes are handmade in our workshops in France
The design and manufacture of Tropézienne sandals by La Camarguaise is entirely done by hand by our shoemaking artisans. Each pair is the result of meticulous work, from cutting the leather to the final assembly. We pay close attention to every detail, making sure every stitch is perfect and every element is carefully integrated. It is this passion for craftsmanship that gives our Tropézienne sandals their unique comfort and exceptional durability.
Beyond their charming aesthetics, our Tropézienne sandals offer excellent support and optimal comfort. Thanks to the meticulous selection of materials and an ergonomic design, they provide a perfect fit and optimal support for the feet. Whether for a stroll by the sea, a day of shopping or a summer evening, our sandals will be with you throughout the beautiful summer days.
Timeless-chic designs, simply named Tropéziennes.
There are four main manufacturing stages to make this model in our workshops. First, the upper leather cutting to cut the straps from our reference leather, the Suportlo, a full-grain leather that undergoes no surface correction and reveals the natural characteristics of the hide.
Next comes the cutting of the soles (the insole in contact with the foot and the outsole in contact with the ground).
Finally, the assembly and fixing of the straps onto the insole, followed by gluing onto the outsole.
