Portuguese shoes for farmers. Sold on the local market, cheap, solid - or overpriced and rebranded in stores all over Europe. You get them in several levels of fancy, starts at 25โฌ a pair.
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I would get a pair of Solovair if I had the money: https://eu.nps-solovair.com/
Sievi. I use almost exlusively their shoes. Not the cheapest around, but for my feet they're the best I've found so far.
Im not sure if this counts because they have factories around the globe, but the company is Danish: ECCO. They're not the prettiest, but they're the most comfortable shoes i know
Vivobarefoot https://www.vivobarefoot.com/fr/
They are brits but hey not so far
I like my Veja https://www.veja-store.com/ It is not made in EU.
Had very poor experiences with durability of Veja shoes. I've use 2 pairs nd they both broke down within weeks...
Not surprised. It happened to one of the 3 I had. But I got it replaced for free .
German Hanwag. Their โwideโ models are the only shoe models I have never had to break in. Their terrain soles wear quickly on asphalt or concrete, but they have a selection of flatter urban soles.
Mukishoes. Very comfortable, leather ones are waterproof. Zero drop. They will resole them when the sole wears out.
Wildlings are very very comfortable, but the ones with the split sole fall apart after a couple years.
I enjoyed Jalas boots but I should kept better care of my jalas fantom drylock boots, got a hole in them and can't fix like regular leather. Or can but the waterproofing won work
LOWA makes most of their shoes in Europe. I think mostly the trail runners are not. Excellent quality.
Meindl shoes from Germany, although i am not sure if they are actually made in Germany anymore
If you are into barefoot shoes Tadeevos are about as barefoot as you can get and I love them.
I have had two pair of shoes made in EU, Myrqvist and Wojas. I have not had the shoes from Wojas for a long time but so far they seem to be good. The shoes from Myrqvist was wearing down a bit fast than I hoped for.
Resently bought my first pair of Mustang shoes. Designed in Germany and made in Portugal.
Which ones ship to the states? I bought shoes little over a month ago and it is already developing holes. Normally I buy xero shoes but the tarrifs on China has made it less affordable
Ecco (danish)
I wear what looks good and what fits. Why should I swear by a particular brand? I've never worn US brands anyway. They're usually ugly and the quality is terrible.
So tell them what looks good and fits.
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