Shop for Shoes

My shoes are always the most important part of any outfit, so I try to buy good quality leather shoes, that won’t break the bank. For years I’ve been buying Spanish and Italian brands, ode to my Spanish-Italian heritage. I really like shoes made in those countries because they are so well-made. Leather products from these countries are outstanding and very fashionable. I try to buy brands that don’t cost too much, yet last for years and are classic with a modern touch. One of my favorites is Geox made in Italy, but widely available in the U.S. Geox  are very comfortable and allow my foot to breathe thanks to their technology. Geox shoes combine great price and quality, the brand I look to first when I need shoes.

Via Spiga is another Italian shoe brand at a good price  that makes beautiful shoes. They are original, sophisticated and durable.  I have had my Via Spiga’s for years and they have held up very well and still look good. 

The Spanish shoemaker that I love the most is Homers. Shoes made of an almost entirely artisan process, Homers are works of art. Made in Menorca by a small family business.  Their shoes are so beautiful, soft and original.  They’re a little on the expensive side, but cheaper than big designer brands like Pedro Garcia.  Homers are not available in the U.S., but you can purchase them for worldwide delivery from Spain at Suneonline.

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