Calzoleria Toscana on the occasion of the next edition of Pitti Uomo celebrates, on January 15 with an exclusive invitation-only cocktail party, the opening of the store in the central Via della Vigna Nuova 24/R in Florence.
During the evening, the brand will present a special capsule created especially for Pitti Uomo 107.
Guests will be welcomed into a true gentleman’s club with a distinctly Tuscan allure.
The store The new store is on two levels, about 100 square meters, where the collections of are displayed in a refined and contemporary environment, among revisited antique furniture, velvety armchairs that mix perfectly with the modern resin of floors embellished with Turkish carpets.
The large crystal chandelier creates a timeless atmosphere by dialoguing perfectly with the French-inspired wallpaper.
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Calzoleria Toscana was founded in 1958 by master shoemaker Luciano Bettaccini in Monsummano Terme in the province of Pistoia, at a time when craftsmanship in the high leather goods sector was leading the way.
Today it is Enrico and Paolo Barni, Luciano’s grandsons, who carry on with pride and passion a reality that has conquered the market over the years.
The secret of Calzoleria Italiana’s success starts with the constant passion that has always distinguished this company, but also the ability to keep up with the times by trying to meet trends and attitudes even if the classic imprint remains.
Each shoe is born from a heritage of craftsmanship techniques that combine quality and unique design to give the wearer elegance and personality.
All processes from drawing to pattern making to sample making to store release are steps strictly followed in-house.
The collection of Calzoleria Toscana
Tuscan shoemaking e Rosso Fiorentino represent the two main lines
From classic to trendy , from sneakers to the finest crocodile models Calzoleria Toscana has an eclectic offering.
The company’s true signature is the original technique of garment-dyed, a process in which shoes are soaked in a drum (a large washing machine) for eight hours, washed and dyed with natural pigments, and then left to rest for two days. The result is a leather with rich, muted colors, reminiscent of old-world elegance, but with a softness and comfort that lasts.
