Our shoes are made in small, specialized workshops – exclusively in Portugal. We maintain close, personal partnerships with our production partners and suppliers in Portugal, Germany, and Italy. We’re in regular contact, frequently on-site, and place great value on trust, transparency, and genuine collaboration on equal terms.

In Portugal, each pair is crafted with experience, precision, and a great deal of manual work – under fair conditions and with respect for people and the environment. Our factory already uses its own solar energy and operates with short, resource-efficient supply chains. Our tanneries are certified, strictly follow European regulations, and completely avoid the use of heavy metals – including Chromium VI. The outsoles are manufactured in Germany and Portugal.

Sustainability should never be an extra. It must become a natural part of everyday life – in every decision, big or small. We don’t claim to be a fully sustainable company, but we are constantly working to question and improve our processes.

To us, sustainability also means creating high-quality, durable shoes that bring joy and can be worn for many years. Our goal is clear: to act as environmentally conscious, transparent, and fair as possible.

It’s not just the material that counts, but also the craftsmanship and lifespan of a product. A well-made shoe that accompanies you for years is just as sustainable to us as any ecological certification.

We select our materials with the utmost care:
• The cotton we use is exclusively certified organic cotton
•The wool is either recycled or sourced from regional production in the Iberian region
•We deliberately avoid leather from third countries where working conditions are difficult to verify
•For vegan materials, we ensure a high proportion of recycled components whenever possible

We only use leather that is a byproduct of the food industry. This means: no animal is raised solely for its leather. Instead, an existing raw material is used meaningfully – conserving resources and supporting a closed-loop system. Our leather comes from Germany, Italy, and Portugal, is free from harmful substances, and is processed in tanneries that are at least registered with the Leather Working Group.