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Trippen
Trippen’s adventure began in 1991 when, while wondering through an old factory, Angela Spieth and Michael Oehler found wooden soles from the 1970s. The following year, after spending busy weeks experimenting on them, the two presented their first 60 shoes in an art gallery in Berlin, inspired by those soles. The exhibition was a great success, and some renown stylists, among which Claudia Skoda and Wolfgang Joop, decided to use those shoes in their catwalks.
After that unexpected success, Angela Spieth and Michael Oehler started designing and creating closed leather shoes: that’s how the Trippen brand was born.
On our website you can find many available Trippen shoes, among them there are boots and sandals.You can also visit our Trippen online outlet section where you can find some discounted pairs, but all following the idea of social responsibility and environmental respect that characterises Trippen’s women's footwear. The shoes made by Trippen are unique because of their design, finishing techniques and materials: this is why they guarantee comfort and durability over time.
COTTLE

COTTLE (JP) at Lazzari Store
Cottle is a Japanese clothing brand established in 2015 in Kurashiki, Okayama Prefecture—the heart of "Made in Japan" denim production. It was founded by designer Toshiaki Watanabe, who realized a childhood dream: creating garments and launching a textile company. Kurashiki boasts a rich artisanal heritage, and it is precisely this unique character that inspires the Cottle brand. The company prioritizes top-quality raw materials and yarns, sustainable production, and traditional dyeing techniques using natural dyes. The result is a line of comfortable, refined, and durable garments. Fabrics used in each collection are reimagined and updated rather than being discarded after a single season. Cottle blends technical functionality with Japanese design rooted in traditional craftsmanship. The entire production process—from initial concept to finished product—takes place in-house. Cottle’s style leans towards Western casual and workwear aesthetics.
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