Barraca Slip-On Loafer
The woven leather slip-on that translates Hereu's inherited Spanish braiding techniques into an everyday shoe, and the style the label is most recognized for in footwear.
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Barcelona-based accessories brand making Spanish-crafted leather bags and shoes that update Mediterranean folk weaving and braiding techniques.
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Hereu makes bags, footwear and small leather goods — it started with four unisex shoe styles in 2014 and stayed in accessories.
Inherited Spanish folk techniques drive the line, from the braided Bombom top-handle to the Trena bucket, Espiga shoulder bag and Calella totes.
Production stays in Spain with family-run workshops and local artisans, which explains the mid-to-high pricing on a Barcelona-based label.
The woven leather slip-on that translates Hereu's inherited Spanish braiding techniques into an everyday shoe, and the style the label is most recognized for in footwear.
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A sculpted, Spain-made loafer on a chunky veg-tan or rubber sole that shows the brand's craft-led approach to modern classics.
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Hereu is a Spanish accessories label founded in 2014 by designers José Luis Bartolomé and Albert Escribano, who previously designed accessories for other companies and launched the brand with four unisex shoe styles. Based in Barcelona, it produces bags, footwear and small leather goods in Spain with family-run ateliers and local artisans, using inherited folk techniques such as braiding and weaving. Signature pieces include the braided top-handle Bombom, the Espiga shoulder bag, the Trena bucket and Calella totes, alongside canvas and straw styles drawn from Mallorcan coastal references.