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A Testoni’s leather shoes evolving with the times

A Testoni in the 1930s: “Developing products using the ‘Norveghese method’ derived from mountaineering shoes.

The 1930s was an era of creativity in the 20th century, when Cubism and Art Deco, Surrealism and Metaphysics, Dadaism and Realism intersected, and the Bauhaus style, like the works of architect Le Corbusier, dominated the world. In its early years, A Testoni developed boots and derby shoes that combined artistry and functionality by combining the Norveghese and Tirolese manufacturing methods. A Testoni’s own designs, such as the “spiral,” were already being handled. Today, the brand also offers rugged country boots with a rugged sole and storm welt.

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A Testoni in the 1950s “develops the Bolognese method, a technique that has become synonymous with the brand.

In the 1950s, on the eve of the hippie culture, Italy was enjoying a better way of life, increased consumption, and affluence. It was during this period that A Testoni, who developed the Bolognese manufacturing method in the 1950s, began to produce models using exotic leathers. The use of materials ranging from basic smooth leather to grained leather with a rich expression is still alive and well today.

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A Testoni in the 1980s “pursues elegant details typical of Italian footwear.

In the 1980s, Japan was in the midst of a bubble economy, and the world’s business world, including Wall Street, was filled with successful people, and fashion trends tended to pursue “whatever is new. A Testoni also pursued new details during this period. The tassel loafers designed for Gianni Versace were full of adventurous designs. The beefy roll loafer, with its moccasin shape and slender silhouette, also inhabited an elegance different from that of American loafers.

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