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Footwear Made in Europe, from Italian leather

By ObsessionFootwear
July 4, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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ObsessionFootwear

Posted July 4, 2013

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Posted July 4, 2013

Last few weeks were really busy and full of new experiences and hard work. All late nights with little sleep and hard work finally is bringing result - we are delighted to annouce that our online store is up and running :) We are not only ofering footwear but also hosiery from the maker with 90 years experience in industry. Now we are working on co-operation with Art Gallery- hopefully young artist/designers will make for us hand made handbags and unique soutache hand made jewellery soon.

We are based in Sydenham and yes we do deliver to Dulwich :) If you are fed up with big high street chains offering made in China (where chromium and other chemicals are used for tanning - forbiden in Europe) products under their's own logo misleading you about where the product is from and what it is made from visit us :)

Wishing lovely day to everyone.

Kindest regards,

Rafal

www.obsessionfootwear.co.uk

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