Manfield 1844 French footwear brand

Manfield  French footwear brand. Although by now totally autonomous, even down to its horse logo, it was originally a branch of an English shoe company founded in 1844 by James Manfield, with a vast and undifferentiated range of products.

Manfield 1844 French footwear brand

Launched in France (the Paris store was opened on the Boulevard des Capucines in 1898) and Belgium, the company aimed its products at high-level consumers. Under the Thierry family, the French branch made its mark on the quality footwear market, offering a vast range of male and female designs, the latter produced in Italy, in about fifteen stores. Their most typical products are riding boots, low-heeled moccasins in nap leather with a buckle, and patent ‘nus-pieds‘ sandals.

 

conclusione Launched in France (the Paris store was opened on the Boulevard des Capucines in 1898) and Belgium, the company aimed its products at high-level consumers.