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Textile

Textiles are a frequently used material in footwear due to their versatility and comfort. Textile fabrics such as cotton, polyester, nylon and canvas provide lightness, breathability and flexibility to shoes. The materials are lightweight and comfortable, making them suitable for both casual and athletic shoes. Textile fabrics also allow for a wide range of colours, patterns and designs to be easily applied, adding aesthetics and style. In addition, textiles can be additionally impregnated or treated to provide water and dirt resistance, improving the durability and functionality of footwear.

Textile footwear is relatively easy to care for, but it's important to follow a few basic rules to keep it looking nice and tidy for a long time. After each wear, wipe the shoes clean of dirt and dust with a soft brush or cloth. If stains have appeared, remove them gently with a damp cloth and mild soap. If the shoes are very dirty, they can be hand-washed using cold or lukewarm water and a mild detergent. It is important to dry your shoes naturally, avoiding direct sunlight and heat, and to put paper inside to keep their shape. Textile footwear should be regularly sprayed with special protective sprays to make them water and dirt resistant. Store unused shoes in a dry, cool place, in a shoe box or in bags to protect them from dust and direct sunlight.

Stephan Paris
China

Stephan Paris designs women's shoes that have been distributed worldwide since 2003. It is a family business fully dedicated to offering fashionable shoes inspired by French style. The design studio is based in Paris and the design, sampling and production process is carefully selected from start to finish to offer the best quality. The products are manufactured in China, ensuring high production standards. The year 2022 marks a milestone in the history of the brand, with the launch of a completely new visual identity. As we approach the 20th anniversary, the team presents a minimalist and refined logo that maintains the brand codes. The move aims to revitalise the brand, emphasising its renewal.