In 1911, in Turin, Italy, Walter Martiny began producing rubber-soled shoes stamped with the Superga logo. By 1925, his designs expanded to include footwear with vulcanized rubber soles, and the Superga 2750 model was born! After the war, Superga resumed its business specializing in high-quality footwear. In the 1970s, Superga diversified by adding athletic shoes with technical attributes. Today, in addition to the original Superga vulcanized and sport collections, these lines include a vast array of styles and colors.
The original classic Superga plimsoll has achieved iconic status since its debut in 1911. No longer reserved for stylish Italians who wore them for generations from city to beach, this timeless design complements a 1950s retro look, such as cropped pants or tea dresses for girls, and chinos and classic polo shirts for boys.
