Take Stock Of Four Hand-Made Shoe Making Brands And Emphasize Simple Design.

Feit

Feit was registered in New York in 2005 by the Australian brother Tull and Josh Price.

The design leader advocates quality and environmental awareness.

Feit offers many styles, ranging from hand knitted suede to leather. Besides, Feit is also the world's first 100% handmade brand of living creature.

The way of preservation is different from other families, so they give their products a super luxurious finish.

John Lobb

In 1851, a farmer's son, John Lobb, began his remarkable journey.

Only 22 of John left his home in Cornwall countryside and walked hundreds of miles to London to learn shoemaking.

Although the brand belongs to Paris today.

The giant Hermes is still the John style label, unique British handicrafts tradition, coupled with modern design, consolidating the leading brand position as a luxury footwear industry.

George Cleverley

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It was one of the few famous British shoes made by family businesses. It was originally founded by George Cleverley in 1958.

Mr. George Cleverley's shoe making skills are beyond doubt, and he quickly established himself as a leader in the field.

Despite the tragic death of Mr. George Cleverley in 1991, the brand is still growing.

Red Wing Shoes

Red Wing footwear is American handcraft.

The great potential of the footwear is not only beautiful but also comfortable, and most importantly, the brand concept of shoemaking is also playing an important role in the global handmade footwear industry.

In 1905, when Charles H. Beckman couldn't find his boots, he decided to start a hand-made shoe factory.