Discover the differences between the Blake and Blake Rapid shoes , two artisanal construction techniques that influence comfort, durability, and elegance. From the flexibility of Blake stitching to the durability of the Blake Rapid , here's which one to choose based on your lifestyle.

Quante volte l’hai sentita questa frase? “Il Made in Italy è solo un’etichetta”

Beh, chi lo dice… non ha proprio idea di quante aziende artigianali italiane portano avanti, ogni giorno, un mestiere fatto di tradizione, passione e cura nei dettagli.

and comfortable men’s dress shoes are no longer a dream. They really do exist, and they make the difference between a stylish day… and a blister-filled day.

For too long you have had to choose between elegance and comfort. Stiff, heavy shoes that forced you to resist only for appearance. But now it's time to say goodbye to that compromise.

Comfortable and lightweight men's shoes do exist and are perfect even for more formal occasions.
It's not a marketing gimmick: it's the result of Italian artisan quality , which combines design and well-being.

But how many types of men's loafers are there? Penny loafers, Deconstructed loafers, Leather loafers with rubber soles

Handmade shoes are not just for formal occasions! Handmade footwear made in Italy today comes in many models: oxfords, derbys, monk loafers, loafers, handmade sneakers and Chelsea boots.

In a market where speed and low price often sacrifice quality, there are still those who carefully choose what they wear.
If you are part of that circle of men who are not satisfied, who invest in what is valuable and seek the right balance between style, durability and comfort , then the time has come to (re)discover the value of handcrafted shoes Made in Italy .

Quando si parla di calzature destinate a durare nel tempo, la domanda sorge spontanea: qual è la scarpa che dura di più?
La risposta è semplice e ha un nome preciso: Goodyear.

How many times have you taken off your shoes and smelled an unpleasant odor? The first reaction is to think: “It must be my feet.”
In reality, the real culprit is very often the internal lining of the shoe , especially when it is made of synthetic materials .