Unmarked
A modest boot company called Unmarked is situated in León, Mexico. Claribel Pérez and Hugo Fonce, two industrial designers, launched the company in 2011 with the goal of producing a line of boots that integrated traditional Mexican craftsmanship with cutting-edge design principles.
Many different methods, such as the Goodyear welt, Storm welt, and Norwegian welt, are used to create Unmarked boots. The company also employs a number of conventional Mexican methods, such as Punto Marcado, which entails hand-stitching to attach the welt to the midsole. Horween leather and Vibram soles are only two of the premium materials that the brand uses. Unmarked boots are prized for their sturdiness, comfort, and classic styling.
Unmarked boots cost between $210 and $380 in Mexico, depending on the style and materials. The MX 1986 shoes, which have a rubber sole and are constructed of vegetable-tanned leather, are the least expensive Unmarked boots. The Chelsea Toro Work footwear, which are full-grain leather and have a Vibram sole, are the priciest Unmarked footwear.
Detailed Information:
- Founded: 2011
- Founder: Claribel Pérez and Hugo Fonce
- Headquarters: Mexico
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unmarkedmx (10K followers)
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unmarked/ (15.7K followers)
- Website: https://www.unmarked.mx/
