History of Wolky discount designer shoes |
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 The history of Wolky discount designer shoes started approximately 20 years ago, in the early eighties. At that time, the Diks' shoe stores were selling plenty of comfort shoes. Comfortable, yes-but hardly fashionable. This brought the onset of Wolky when the shop's founder, Kees Diks, developed his own line of sandals. He had listened to his customer's complaints about their difficulty in finding fashionable comfort discount designer shoes, and wanted to help alleviate their problems.
Wolky discount designer shoes introduced fashionable and colorful sandals, which offered revolutionary comfort to its customers. This revolutionary comfort came from the production of the Wolky signature insole, consisting of cork and memory foam. This insole is still used in many Wolky collections today, and some collections offer removable insoles for even more versatility.
Kees wanted the best designs for his Wolky discount designer shoes and sandals, and he got it with the well-known Dutch designer, Charles Bergmans. Charles continues to design for Wolky, even today, and it is his amazing designs that give Wolky that unique touch.
Wolky discount designer shoes has spread into retail shops throughout the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. To provide the U.S. market with the best possible service, and constant supply, Wolky purchased their own factory in Mexico, which means shipments can arrive at the distribution center approximately every two weeks. Wolky discount designer shoes also collaborates with factories in Portugal and Spain for the production of some collections.
The Netherlands is also home to five Wolky Shops, which stock only Wolky discount designer shoes and sandals to keep up with the ever-growing demands of our terrific and loyal customers. As the market continues to grow in the United States, keep your eyes open for new and exciting things from Wolky.
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