Machis
Machis are a type of traditional footwear originating from the Iberian Peninsula, particularly associated with Spain and Portugal. Historically, they were simple, durable shoes made primarily from leather or canvas, often with a rubber sole. The design was typically utilitarian, intended for everyday wear and work. Their construction usually involved stitching the upper directly to the sole, making them robust.
Over time, the term "machi" evolved and broadened its meaning. In some contexts, it came to refer