Social Responsibility and Environmental Accountability.
We adhere to best practices to minimize our environmental impact.
Product Production
Alongside our constant quest for product perfection and performance, we lay as much emphasis on ensuring that all our operations are responsible and sustainable.
While constantly exploring solutions that reduce the environmental impact of production, we are committed to minimising our energy consumption and usage of water in the process of production.
We also undertake initiatives that result in curtailing air and noise emissions.
Protective Footwear
Safety Standards
We employ all our expertise and know-how to guarantee your safety, in line with all the current standards.
95% of the shoes we make come under the safety footwear category, with a 200 J protective toecap that protects the front of the foot against the risk of crushing. Occupational footwear has no protective toecap.
Raw Materials Selected With Care
Our Research & Development teams put great care into selecting the raw materials used in our shoes. This exactingness applies both to leathers and to textile materials.
Hallmark feature is the use of thicker leathers. This ensures our collections are sturdy and hard-wearing over time.
The leathers we use are premium full grain leathers, selected with the greatest of care. Our leathers are tanned from hides from the very best origins (calfskin or buffalo skin) and are usually taken from the part of the hide where the fibres are the densest and strongest, the bend.
Protective Toecaps
Our aim is to ensure your safety: that is why we select the toecaps we use with care.
They protect you against impacts of 200 Joules, which is equivalent to a 20 kg load falling from a height of one metre, and against crushing with a force equivalent to 1500 kg.
The toecaps we use are certified to European standards and tested regularly in our own measurement and test laboratory.
How to make the right choice?
To choose the right shoe, you need to take account of a number of different parameters:
The work environment (indoors or outdoors)
The specific conditions (heat, cold, clean or dirty floors, type of terrain)
The risks the wearer is exposed to (crushing, slipping, electrocution, etc.)