Bertl Lace-Up Frame-Stitched Shoe

This sports-like, casual, frame-stitched shoe is worked on a highly asymmetric last, which gives the toes freedom. The lacing extends to the shoe cap, allowing for optimal adjustment to the foot. The orthopedic cushioned insert, specially developed by Bertl, additionally supports the transverse and longitudinal arch of the foot and it can easily be replaced with an individual insert where needed.

Durability beyond the normal life of a shoe and foot-supporting comfort have been the priority of Schuh Bertl in the Glockenbach quarter of Munich since 1989. Often historical models inspire his frame-based and double-stitched shoes. His shoes nevertheless meet the current demands of our time, which is why they have proven themselves for many years in everyday use. With a two-fold strategy, the Schuh-Bertl works as a shoemaker in his own workshop and as a developer who builds prototypes and then has them produced in small series. The Bertl shoes owe their wearing comfort to the fact that they are created on specially shaped lasts that meet the natural shape of the foot. They feature a straight cut in the front with a generously designed toe height giving the toes a lot of space.