BRANDS

All of our brands have a heritages history to tell, with a touch of sport-lifestyle in the DNA

AIGLE

Since its founding in 1853 in Montargis, France, AIGLE has been a leader in high-performance rubber boots and outdoor apparel. With a heritage rooted in refined craftsmanship, AIGLE’s boots are still manufactured in Ingrandes, France, using vulcanized rubber technology for exceptional durability. Designed for both adventurers and urban dwellers, the brand is synonymous with functional design, all day comfort, and timeless French elegance.

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BLUNDSTONE

For over 150 years, Blundstone has been synonymous with quality and durability. Our commitment to innovation and style ensures that every pair of boots is built to last, providing comfort and support for any adventure.

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G. H. BASS

Established in 1876 by George Henry Bass, G.H. BASS began with a simple mission: to make the best possible shoe for its intended purpose.

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KAWASAKI

Kawasaki Footwear is a Danish brand with a rich heritage dating back to 1972. Originally known for its durable, high quality footwear, the brand has continuously evolved to meet the changing demands of the market. Today, we remain true to our roots while also expanding into the fashion footwear industry, where style and function meet in a new way.

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KEEN

Family-Owned & Values-Led Since 2003 As a shoemaker with purpose, we’ve been consciously making comfortable, versatile, durable footwear that’s lighter on the planet and using our business to do good for over 20 years.

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TIMBERLAND

Timberland is a global lifestyle brand rooted in a rich heritage of life and work in the outdoors and inspired by a relentless spirit of adventure, craftsmanship, and innovation. Since its founding in 1973, Timberland has become synonymous with weather-ready, heritage style that's equally at home on city streets, festival grounds, and mountain trails. From runway shows to sporting events, Timberland is embraced as a global icon of style and substance.

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