Robert Clergerie Relaunches Mens shoes

摘要

Luxury shoemaker Romans bought in 2011 by the investment fund of the Fung family has just launched its first menswear collection with 16 models, some of which are stitched by Goodyear. In 1978 Robert Clergerie had bought the Fenestrier Company founded in 1895 that made men's shoes sewn by Goodyear on a large scale. It is therefore for the company a return to the company's roots. The turnover of Robert Clergerie is around 20 million euros, of which 60% is export and production in the Romans plant that employs a hundred people reaches 130,000 pairs per year. The models are marketed in 25 brand shops and more than a hundred points of sale worldwide.