Dellamoda

At Dellamoda.com, we’ve been helping shoppers find great luxury fashion items at huge discounts for more than 20 years. During that time, we’ve developed a reputation for providing a rare and unique collection of designers shoes and accessories and excellent customer service. Our great selection – We work directly with the top Italy’s top fashion designers, that means we can not only provide our customers savings, but also a selection of discounted items that’s unmatched by other sources. At Dellamoda, we’ve compiled gift guides for men and women that make selecting a Fendi handbag or Burberry hat easy and user-friendly.

Whether you wear them to work, to a wedding, out to dinner, or any other special event; you can’t go wrong with a pair by Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin, or Manolo Blahnik. Designer sunglasses are sure to frame your face fabulously while giving your pretty peepers the utmost protection every day and every season. Choose a pair of classic oversized frames (popular since Jackie O.) or a shiny pair of metallic aviators because they will always be in style. Pick up a hobo that is designed in soft and smooth leather, in a classic tone like caramel, black, red, or navy.

Launched as a women’s footwear manufacturer in 1936, the company expanded into men’s shoes and later into accessories and select apparel. In 1967 the company opened its first retail store (it moved into franchising as a means of expanding its retail operations in the 1980s) and two years later, in 1969, moved to a larger, more modern factory, which it continues to occupy today. Company sales in U. S. skyrocketed in 1996, thanks to the Bruno Magli brand’s role in the O.J. Simpson murder trial, in which its shoes took center stage as evidence. Although the company welcomed the added sales, it discontinued the Lorenzo model, of which Simpson reportedly owned a pair and referred to them during the trial as “uglyass shoes,” despite the fact he was seen wearing them in many photos.

Surmounted by a breathtaking 14th century Moorish castle, the Castle of Almansa, the town lays claim to being Spain’s shoe making capital. Many of the shoes at that time were produced for local aristocracy who possessed the highest levels of wealth but by the mid-19th century, artisan production started to evolve from small homework shops to the very first factories. And lastly, with gradual improvements in transportation, including the role of the muleteers, the industry got a much-needed boost in commercialization by allowing local artisans to sell their shoes to consumers of distant towns outside the immediate Almansa area. Throughout the economic ups and downs of the last half century, the strength of Almansa’s footwear production, and that of the Mezlan factory in particular, continues to be the production of high-quality men’s shoes worn by very discerning gentlemen who enjoy a heightened sense of fashion in their lives.