More people than ever are investing in comfortable shoes. Good thing that’s our specialty at Stegmann. Customers are drawn to the attention to comfort in our shoes as well as the practical wool, leather and cork materials they’re created with. Keep reading to find out more about our new Fall Collection.
This week, J.Crew® launched a seasonal collection of Stegman’s Men’s collection. We are so thrilled to announce this partnership.We think J.Crew® and Stegmann are a perfect pairing. Like wine and cheese. Like a good book and a cozy chair. Like wool clogs and a rustic cabin. You get the idea…
According to a recent poll for USA Today, 40% of Americans prefer to work from home full-time and 35% seek a home-office hybrid. If you comprise that 75%, it’s important that you establish a solid foundation for a successful workday. We suggest starting with your feet! We keep our cozy and supportive wool shoes close by our desks at the office and at home. Keep reading for our reasons to choose wool shoes for your workday.
As we get our closets ready for the coming warmer months, we are sharing styling tips you can use to make the most of your new Stegmann shoes. When you invest in great essentials from shoes to denim, you’ll be one step closer to living a more sustainable lifestyle. Buy less and love what you wear even more!
As you wear your Stegmann shoes, they will be confronted by rain, dinner time stains, animal encounters, and, of course, your feet! Sometimes your shoes will need a bit of love. A sustainable lifestyle means giving your shoes that extra love so you can keep wearing them--it’s better to repair than to replace! With a few tricks of the trade, your Stegmann shoes can last many years. Inside are a few tips and tricks to refresh your shoes when they’ve had a rough day.
We love creating shoes that our Stegmann customers love. We’ve modernized our shoe making methods so they have a minimal impact on the environment and also last many years. Some Stegmann customers report that their shoes last 20 years and are still going! Sustainability is important to us, and we know it is to you. Together, we can buy better and make our favorite things last longer. We want to help you make our shoes last. Keep reading for tips and tricks to repair your shoes.
More durable than slippers and more comfortable than sneakers. The Stegmann men’s clog and house shoe collection features durable materials, supportive construction and classic European styling you can wear anywhere. Come explore the many reasons to throw out your Crocs and flimsy Amazon slippers.
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Plantar fasciitis can impede your quality of life in many ways. We’ve learned from more than 130 years of making shoes that relief starts with a solid foundation. Specifically, we recommend a cork foundation. This forgiving yet supportive material makes it ideal for plantar fasciitis sufferers. We’ll share why a cork footbed is perfect for your plantar fasciitis pain in this blog post.
The Chelsea Boot, the Liesel Skimmer, Halstatt and Innsbruck have one thing in common: they feature a cozy wool-lined interior that hugs your foot. Stegmann specializes in these wool-lined shoe designs. This comfy feature does a lot more than make your feet feel good. The wool-lined feature is naturally weather resistant, antimicrobial, deters odor, is good for the environment and much more. In our latest blog post, we share why we continue to create and share wool-lined shoe designs with you.
Bloggers and influencers are starting to learn the secret of Stegmann. We wanted to take a moment to introduce you to some of them. Each one has their own inspiring stories of sustainable living, motherhood, travel and more. See how they wear our shoes and learn why they’re now lifelong fans.
Stegmann is now home to a growing collection of versatile shoes that can be worn at home, to the office, traveling and wherever else your days take you! This year at Stegmann we are welcoming many new styles and shoes. Read this to meet our new shoes--some are not clogs!
“Covid-19 presents an opportunity for reconceptualization and retraining of designers, but also of consumers,” says Nkwo Onwuka of fashion label Nkwo. “It means thinking smaller—not a 60-piece collection, but maybe a 16-piece one, that is beautiful and wearable, made with less waste, by workers who are treated fairly.”
