Castañer's Mediterranean-style wedge espadrilles are almost half price in the El Corte Inglés sales

Posted on 19 July 2026

Sales are the perfect time to purchase clothing and footwear from semi-luxury brands that we otherwise wouldn't be able to afford. For example, Castañer espadrilles as ideal as the ones we found almost half price in the El Corte Inglés sales.

Espadrilles with Corcega women's ribbons with embedded wedge Arena Castañer

Espadrilles with Corcega women's ribbons with embedded wedge Arena Castañer

PVP in El Corte Inglés — 123.00

The Spanish brand is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable in the world of handmade footwear and both for its designs and for its quality, it is worth investing in. It is better to have a pair of eternal Castañer that are above trends, than with dozens of cheap ones that will not last us a season.

If, in addition, it is a mid-height wedge shoe in sand color and traditional crossed straps in the front, even better, because we are getting a piece that is as versatile as it is timeless for almost 100 euros less, specifically for 205 123 euros.

A minimalist and classic design, with a modern touch (such as camouflaging the wedge with the same fabric as the espadrille), which will combine divinely with long dresses and baggy pants thanks to the fact that it adds centimeters without subtracting from comfort.

How to combine Castañer espadrilles

Zara

Zara

And to take advantage of the originality of these Castañer espadrilles, this Zara jumpsuit perfectly expresses its essence: something classic reinterpreted for the trends of 2026. It is a design with baggy pants and an open back that is as cool as it is elegant and bohemian that we found for 39.99 euros.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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