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Arche
Arche is a French, family-owned shoemaker founded in 1968, with designs including the Laius ballerina and Archette ankle boot. Most models are made in Château-Renault in the Loire Valley. Some styles are made in its Croatian workshops.
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What they make, where they make it
- Products
- Ankle BootsBootsFlatsMary JanesLoafers
- Works with
- Leather, rubber
- Based in
- Château-Renault, France
- Made in
- Croatia, France
Who it's for, how to get it
- For
- Men, Women
- Typical pricing
- 200€–400€
- Ships to
- Worldwide
“Founded in 1968, Arche is a French, family-owned company, specialising in highly original designs for women's and men's footwear collections, for over three generations.
Our shoe collections offer sleek, stylised lines, a comprehensive palette of vivid colours, leathers soft as a second skin, and airy soles – all features designed to suit and assert every personality.
Today, the Arche brand, led by Catherine Hélaine and her brother Pierre-Emmanuel, manufactures the great majority of its models in France, at Château-Renault in the Loire Valley. It is one of the few Houses to take charge of every stage of the design, development and production process.”
Source: Arche, La Maison Arche page
