PARABOOT

This shoe features Blake stitching, also known as the sewn-through technique. In 1858 the young shoemaker Lyman Reed Blake invented this process while working for the sewing machine manufacturer Singer. It brought greater lightness to the shoe as well as...

This shoe features a Norwegian welt. Paraboot is the world leader in this assembly technique, which consists of stitching the upper to the sole using a welt, with both seams remaining visible. This type of stitching ensures that the shoes...

This shoe features a Norwegian welt. Paraboot is the world leader in this assembly technique, which consists of stitching the upper to the sole using a welt, with both seams remaining visible. This type of stitching ensures that the shoes...

This ankle boot, inspired by climbing shoes, was conceived with strips of rubber on both the shoe's front and back to provide better grip on steep and slippery terrain. Plain toe Boot, 4 Eyelets and 3 ski hooks.Leather lined model,...

Photon Black Silk - Rubber Sole This shoe features Norwegian stitching, an assembly technique in which Paraboot is the world leader. The upper is sewn to the sole via a welt, and both seams are visible. This type of stitching...

Change your laces to fit any occasion. This version is ideal for our MICHAEL model.dels. 100% cotton shoelace woven in France, diameter 3.5mm, machine washable at 40°C. Length 70cm.

This all-season golf model is reminiscent of the stunning Loire valley chateaux. The Chambord boasts 45° stitching on the apron, a technique found only on Paraboot shoes. Its unique shape makes it suitable for even the narrowest of feet.

Ce modèle iconique, créé par la deuxième génération Richard-Pontvert, a été marqué par la naissance de Michel Richard en 1945. Reconnu dans le monde, il a traversé les époques en s'adaptant à toutes les générations et tous les styles.