BRANDO

Since its inception in 1988, Brando Shoes has pursued its vision by refining the heritage of Italian craftsmanship. Rocco Mascitelli founded his shoe company in 1988 after spending many years in the footwear region of Marche, Italy, where he came into contact with premium materials and fell in love with the artisanal process of shoe making. Over the course of three decades, the company has distinguished itself by producing high-quality shoes that reflect a fine balance between tradition and innovation. Today, Brando Shoes are the much-loved companions of celebrities, politicians, athletes and the modern everyday gentleman. Brando has two meanings in Italian: branding and rare. The brand embodies these characteristics, reflected in the quality of each shoe. Brando shoes have been worn by discerning Australian men for 30 years. With a commitment to reinventing the classics. The brand's success is found in the combination of three simple but crucial elements: traditional Italian craftsmanship, careful selection of the best materials, and innovative design. Brando shoes are made from a range of luxurious materials such as vegtan, soft nubuck, and premium Italian leathers. Manufacturing is a process that requires masterful skills, heritage and passion. Some call them combat boots, some call them chunky boots, or some simply platform boots, which include both smooth and lace-up boots, or amphibians. They are mostly made of black leather, plain or embellished with studs and buckles, and although it may seem hard to imagine, they are very easy to match. Brando combat boots are the 90s-flavored ankle boots with underground appeal that fashion girls can't resist. They belong to the classic mood of grunge fashion, are comfortable and practical and go perfectly with a lot of looks, so for different occasions. If boots are called "combat", we easily imagine a real warrior look. Fashion, that is. They look like combat boots, perfect for taking to battle in our daily jungle, but in fact they are mid-calf boots with a platform sole. They are generally not a smooth, linear wedge, although there are also models featuring this very detail. The sole is lugged, so it has a tracked effect, which is ideal for having a good grip on the road, even on muddy ground. Although the sole is, precisely, perfect for work in the fields, Brando combat boots are considered, a very cool accessory. Another element to consider is the absence or presence of laces. A first case, ankle boots are smooth, zippered or more easily with a side elastic band, typical of chelsea boots. In the case of laces, we are faced with Brando boots, which can also be accompanied by buckles, for a more underground mood. In general, Brando boots are always quite practical and can be worn all day long without much difficulty. Brando chunky boots are extremely comfortable and can be combined in many ways.