Shoe Stores for Women

The Camper Store on Neue Schönhauser Straße carries the women's collection of the Mallorcan brand, from the round Pelotas made of vegetable-tanned leather for 220 euros to the Brutus ankle boot for 199 euros. Camper has been designing in Inca since 1975 and takes back worn pairs via ReCamper. Women's sizes usually range from 35 to 42.

At Akazienstraße in Schöneberg, Marco Farino offers leather shoes from Italy, Spain, and Portugal, including Spanish labels like Wonders, Verbenas, and Alarcón. Ankle boots from Wonders range from 115 to 195 Euros from the manufacturer. Additionally, there are bags, belts, and shoe care products. Customers receive individual consultation instead of rummaging through boxes themselves.

The Trippen Flagship Store is located in Courtyard 4 of the Hackesche Höfe and displays the entire range of the Berlin-based label, founded in 1991. Production takes place in Zehdenick, Brandenburg, and the leather is vegetable-tanned from Tuscany. An ankle boot starts from 304 Euros, and the in-house workshop can resole stitched soles multiple times.

Toscanini on Schloßstraße offers women's shoes in sizes 32 to 35 and 42 to 46, plus half sizes, various widths, and removable footbeds. An ankle boot made of soft nappa leather starts at 139.90 Euros, featuring brands such as Semler, Gabor, and Högl. For women with special sizes, this is a rare combination of fit and selection in Berlin.

Grandezza Shoes has been located on Passauer Straße behind KaDeWe since 2005, specializing in women's shoes in large sizes. Sizes 40.5 to 45 are carried, with individual models up to 46, from Brunate to Thierry Rabotin to their own brand. A suede winter boot costs 249 Euros, a calfskin riding boot 529 Euros.

Schuhtanten is located on Paul-Lincke-Ufer directly on the Landwehrkanal, opposite Maybachufer. Kerstin Angela Sowada runs a deliberately small shop there with women's shoes, as well as dresses, coats, and accessories. The assortment is narrow and handpicked rather than broad. For those looking for women's shoes in Kreuzberg, this means: fewer models, but each with a reason to be on the shelf.

The Riccardo Cartillone Outlet at Savignyplatz 4 features models from past collections and reduced designer shoes from the house, which Riccardo Cartillone founded in Berlin in 1982. An Elena Iachi ankle boot costs 299 instead of 499 Euros on sale. Women's sizes predominantly range from 36 to 41, including half sizes.

Luccico has moved from Bergmannstraße to Neue Schönhauser Straße 18, where it offers handmade women's shoes, largely produced in the Italian workshop Viola Fonti near Ancona. Owner Gunhild Poprawka designs many models herself; the leather soles are sewn, not glued. It all began in 1988 in Kreuzberg.

MAYDORN by Minelly has been located on Knesebeckstraße near Kurfürstendamm since 1975; Claudia Maydorn has managed the boutique since 2013. It exclusively offers leather shoes of European manufacturing in sizes 37 to 41, along with bags by Gianni Chiarini from Florence. Among women's shoe stores in Berlin, this is the address with the smallest quantities.

The Square Berlin East on Französische Straße is a concept store spanning around 700 square meters, which emerged in 2022 from its predecessor, The Corner. The women's shoe department features Alaïa, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, Loewe, Saint Laurent, and The Row in sizes 36 to 40. Prices start at around 820 Euros.