Hermès shoesis made by an Italian mystery shoe factory which is still unknown to most people, how about the quality of the shoes? Let us have a check. Post Views: 2,414
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Hungary was the main base for shoes for the entire Soviet army during the former Soviet Union era. At that time, equipment in this area was very lacking, so all work was manual. In Hungary, there are many skilled shoemakers, and many of them have passed down this skill. Post Views: 3,035
These shoes weren’t really my specification because I asked Mr. Maftei to make the shoes he wanted to make for me. The result is the last and craftsmanship are so satisfying, while the colour is a little bit out of control. Let us check it out. Post Views: 1,101
This brand is popular in Italy, however it seems that there are not discussed by many globally. I feel it is about the same level as Gravati and Romano Martegani. Post Views: 2,310
Carmina is the first Spanish shoe factory to challenge British shoe brands, although before it, there were brands like Yanko, which once dominated Spain. After the renaissance of classic men’s clothing, most audiences and online discussions to the Spanish shoemaker is Carmina. Post Views: 710
I used to think this brand is Russian, but in fact, it was the most dominant giant in Spanish shoemaking industry. Yanko story was covered and its factory now also host the production of TLB Mallorca. So you bet its quality is not bad. Let us check my pair. Post Views: 2,361
Italy is the temple of menswear, whether it is style, or brand, to the fabric factory, Italy is the king. Superluxuries like Loro Piana and Kiton can also be found in this country. When it comes to shoe brands, that’s not the case. Orthodox and conservative Italian shoe brands such as Santoni and a. testoni
This is my second pair of Fratelli Rossetti, and the first pair impressed me very much of its classical beauty. Let us have a check of this pair. Post Views: 2,071
The highest collection of a.testoni is the feather marked on the sole and the main feature is Norwegese construction. Norwegese is time-consuming, durable, and aesthetically rougher than Goodyear. Italians are quite extreme, either the thinnest or the thickest. Moving down is the black label, the mid-range, the feature is Bolognese construction. Then red label which
Santoni cannot be regarded as classic shoe brand any longer as it moves aggressively in high fashion. But for some experienced shoe lovers, Santoni still stands for very good quality shoes. I love reading comments from these forerunners, and generated strong interest with Santoni. Santoni has two collections admired by shoe enthusiast community, one is