Shoemakers & Bootmakers in Florence
11 stores · curated ORBIS register
Aquazzura brings Edgardo Osorio's Florence footwear label into the selection, with heels intended for celebrations among its designs. D.A.T.E. offers Italian-made sneakers through a Florentine label founded in 2005 by four friends whose initials supplied its name. Il Micio provides bespoke shoemaking through Hidetaka Fukaya's atelier, combining individual last-making with custom fitting and hand construction.
Edgardo Osorio’s Aquazzura makes glamorous shoes in Florence with wearability built into the construction. Palazzo Corsini, the pineapple emblem and celebration-ready heels give the house its identity, while production remains associated with Italy.
Florence sneaker label founded in 2005 by four friends - Damiano Innocenti, Alessandro Zanobini, Tommaso Santoni and Emiliano Paci - whose initials form the name; shoes are handmade in Italy, with monobrand stores in Florence, Rome and Milan.
Ferragamo began as Salvatore Ferragamo's Florence footwear company in 1927. Its range expanded into leather goods and ready-to-wear, followed by silk and accessories. Palazzo Spini Feroni houses the company's historic Florence presence, while the museum in its basement is a separate visitor attraction.
Luxury-sneaker label launched by the Della Valle family's Marche footwear business in the 1980s, part of what became Tod's Group; its early-1990s 'Interactive' sneaker, combining dress-shoe detailing with a sport-shoe sole, remains its signature design.
Florence bespoke shoemaking atelier of Japanese master Hidetaka Fukaya, combining hand-made Italian construction with precise last-making and custom fitting.
Florence bespoke shoemaker founded in late 2013 by Mario Bemer, brother and longtime right-hand man of the late Stefano Bemer, after Mario left the reconstituted Stefano Bemer company following Stefano's 2012 death.
New Kid specialises in children’s footwear, including first shoes and school styles from European makers. Proper fitting and growth allowance are central, giving the Florence shop a clear service advantage.
Roberto Ugolini opened his bespoke shoemaking workshop on Via dei Michelozzi in Florence's Oltrarno district, opposite the Basilica di Santo Spirito, in 1995 at age 28, continuing a family shoemaking tradition spanning four generations.
Florentine bespoke shoemaking — the atelier where Daniel Day-Lewis apprenticed, now a temple of handwelted shoes.
Florentine bespoke shoemaker since 1912. Hand-welted construction and exceptional leather selection.
Zara sells trend-responsive fashion, shoes and accessories through large international collections.