Sandaletti in pelle – e anche ciabattine – che  mi piacciono. Di tre brand che utillizzano ottimi materiali e attenzione alla loro produzione. Con linee minimal e che si adattano a molti stili ma abbastanza interessanti da farsi notare.

ATP ATELIER

Un brand scandinavo che utilizza pelle e artiginalità italiana. Avevo comprato un paio di loro ballerine qualche anno fa. Ora fanno anche borse. Mi piacciono molto le loro ciabattine e i sandali piatti.

Dalla loro descrizione: “We bring together genuine craftmanship with a Scandinavian sense of contemporary design and Parisian attitude. Coming back to the old craftmanship of Italy. Mastery that has been owned through decades. Our shoes are made in Italy by local craftsmen, who work under circumstances and wages that we can vouch for. It allows us to establish long-term relations to the people we work with, ensuring a sustainable business in the long run“.

Potete acquistarle online nel loro shop e da maggio ci sarà un loro corner alla Rinascente di Milano in Duomo.

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MIISTA

Conoscevo questo brand spagnolo e grazie a Giulia che mi ha segnalato un mese fa una loro svendita speciale a Milano ho preso due paia di scarpe. Sono comode e fatte bene.

Dalla loro descrizione: “Miista unites the nostalgia of my rural Spanish heritage with a modernist female sentiment, translating cinematic, surreal, and retrospective inspirations into timeless styles rendered in Italian leathers and unexpected materials. It’s a pastiche of all those childhood memories of a beautiful farm on the Atlantic coast of Galicia, dropped like a stranger into a contemporary East London setting.  Although we have expanded a lot since 2010, growth has been organic and we’re still an independent company with a small, passionate team – but the core of our vision and success are our craftswo/men in Alicante, Spain; home to a highly skilled shoemaking community that has been upholding tradition since the 19th century.”

Potete acquistarle nel loro shop online e anche in altri negozi negozi online e non.

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ST. AGNI

Ho appena scoperto questo brand australiano, con produzione artigianale e attenzione all’ambiente. Molte carine le ciabatte con il dettaglio in paglia viennese che si usa di solito per le sedie.

Dalla Loro descrizione: “We founded ST. AGNI from our home in the iconic coastal town of Byron Bay in 2014. Our vision was to create simple luxurious pieces that reflect the beauty and freedom of the Australian lifestyle, using quality leather and fabrics. Our philosophy is that less is more, and combined with the integrity and passion we bring to the design process, our minimalistic approach has created a range of versatile pieces that work with a structured wardrobe or everyday style. We take pride in our products and the relationships we have with the people and factories we choose to work with. We work with a small leather factory in Java that consists of approximately 50 staff members. It is only by working directly with the artisans that we can ensure the quality of our product. As a company we recognise our responsibility to minimise our impact on the environment. We constantly strive to reduce our waste and our carbon footprint. The cows used to produce our leather are sourced from a selection of local farms, raised purely for consumption and leather. The use of plastic is minimised in our packaging process and all of our products are shipped in re-usable dust bags. We source as many materials as possible from Indonesia and importantly we are careful to only produce to meet demand”.

Le potete acquistare su net-a-porter.

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