The Artisans

Our journey officially began in 1952 with the founding of the company. But our passion for footwear was sparked even earlier—under the shade of the old family pergola, where our grandfather Iginio handcrafted wooden and leather clogs with care and dedication.

In 1952, Iginio transformed that passion into a business. He chose a name that reflected his deep connection to the mountains—but also something more personal. Tre Cime (Three Peaks) is a tribute to his three children, the most important peaks along the path of a lifetime.

Since then, our products have evolved continuously, yet our commitment to craftsmanship and excellence has remained unchanged. Over the years, our expertise has been sought after by prestigious brands for exclusive collections.

Today, the company is led by Adriano, Iginio’s son, supported by his wife Ivana and their two sons, Stefano and Andrea—the new peaks guiding a project born from an idea and grown into a way of life.

Every step of the shoemaking process—from design to production—is carried out in Italy. Each family member plays a specific role, and from these hands come creations where uniqueness is a value to be proudly displayed.

Time as a style icon.

Our style draws inspiration from the most iconic models of the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, reinterpreted through our creative lens. We strip away the superfluous, follow clean lines, and distill each design to its essence—highlighting materials, craftsmanship, and the uniqueness born of decades of artisanal experience.

In an age that devours ideas, trends, and fashions at a dizzying pace, our collections invite people to pause and appreciate the true value of a shoe—its comfort, durability, and sustainable production.

That’s why we focus on premium materials, traceable sourcing, and a process that respects both the environment and the people behind the work. Our leathers are vegetable-tanned, our soles are made of real rubber, and the nature of our shoes reflects the identity of those who wear them—often choosing to buy less, but buy better.