THE WORKSHOP

Location

Sahuayo, Michoacán. México

About

Sebastian's Huarache Sandals Workshop is a second-generation family business. For over two decades, they have been specialized in handcrafting Mexican huaraches and always aim for the highest quality and customer satisfaction. The workshop stands for honesty, respect, positivism, commitment and solidarity. Sebastian himself works in the workshop whenever he has time. However, he is mostly busy with planning the production and purchasing the raw materials.

Meet the artisans

The team of Calzado Trova has became a very important part of our brand. Here we present you the wonderful team of highly skilled shoe makers.

GABRIEL

He has been working with Sebastian for over 20 years, helping him with managing the workshop and organizing the production.

LAURA

Leather Cutter

She started working in the Huarache manufacturing since she was young. She currently works part-time (as she is a single mother of 2 children).

MARTIN

Leather Cutter

His father was a leather cutter himself and taught Martin the craft when he was very young. Now he is an expert on cutting the leather parts.

CRISTINA

Weaver

She is a mother of three and a part time weaver. She can work from home in order to take care of her children and spend quality time with them.

FRANCISCO

Sole Gluer

Father of 4 children; he started working in Huaraches since very young. Now he has been working with Sebastian for over 11 years, in charge of putting the soles together.

LUZ MARÍA

Weaver

She has been working as an artisan for over 20 years following her grandparent's steps, who taught her the skills and beauty of handcrafting leather huarache sandals.

PANCHO

Sewer

He has been working in the Mexican huarache industry since many years ago. He is the expert at putting together the cut parts of our huaraches.

JOSELIN

Packing and Fulfillment

She is in charge of packing all the huaraches and fulfill the orders.

GIOVANNI

Distributor

He drives around in Sahuayo on his scooter and collects the huaraches from the weaving artisans.