Shoes

The Designer Outlet Berlin in Elstal brings together over 100 brands across 21,200 square meters, from Boss to Levi's to Birkenstock, and is 30 to 70 percent below the manufacturers' recommended retail price year-round. Around 3,000 parking spaces are free, and a free shuttle bus runs from Kurfürstendamm on weekends.

Schuhatelier Birgit Oder stands for "Made in Berlin" and for special, handmade shoes for very individual demands.

Shoe lovers from all over the world adore Camper's Spanish shoe fashion!

"Shoes to fall in love with" and the newest shoe trends from Spain and Italy can be found at Prachtstück.

Custom-made shoes, crafted in over 200 steps and more than 100 hours of manual labor, Goodyear-welted or brass-nailed, are created after digital foot measurement in Blücherstraße. The company includes four Berlin locations and a manufactory in Mitte. In addition to Oxfords, Budapesters, and Boots, they offer diabetic and orthotic shoes, as well as custom-made sneakers.

Master shoemaker Hannah Haak runs her own workshop on Oderberger Straße, where custom-made shoes are created through personal measurements, handcrafted lasts, and a trial shoe. In addition, shoe and bag repairs are offered, from detached soles to torn straps. The establishment was supported by the state of Berlin as a master craft business, and advice is provided bilingually.

In the transparent manufactory on Schönfließer Straße, Lieblinge produces barefoot shoes for children and adults entirely in Berlin, from crawlers and first-walkers to sneakers. Nadine Klein is an orthopedic shoe technician specializing in children's feet; custom-made shoes are available in three widths. First-walker shoes cost 69.90 Euros, adult models start from 129 Euros.

Berlin's last slipper maker, located on Torstraße, handcrafts around 15,000 pairs each year using machines from 1936 and 1952. The felt soles are stitched with tarred thread instead of glued, making them quiet and suitable for parquet floors. Four lines from 25 to 33 Euros, sizes 36 to 46 and oversized up to 52, plus custom orders from customer-supplied fabric.

The Salamander Selected Brands Stores were chosen as one of the 100 best shoe stores in the world by a women's magazine.

A truly unusual success story: Within five years, the Berlin shoe label Trippen conquered the creative quarters from New York to London to Tokyo.

Grandezza Shoes in Berlin-Schönberg is a paradise for women with large feet, offering a selection of stylish and extravagant shoes from Italy.

Behind glass in the middle of the store is the workshop, which owner Udo Robakowski calls the 'Aquarium,' where you can watch repairs in progress. Exclusive partner for Ludwig Reiter and Heschung, restorations for luxury brands using original materials, own label Tim Luis Shoemaker made from chrome-free leather. Also shoe cosmetics and shoe care seminars.

Since 1991 on Oranienstraße, about 170 meters from Görlitzer Bahnhof: Goodyear-welted Western boots from Sendra, Mayura, Sancho, and Hobo, plus Australian Blundstone, Blue-Heeler, and Scippis boots. Specializing in handcrafted snake boots. Oilskin coats, hats, and studded belts complement the range, with personalized advice.

Shoes as far as the eye can see - Riccardo Cartillone's stores are a true paradise for women. Berlin's number one address for lovers of noble and modern Italian shoe fashion.

Located directly on Jungfernstieg in Berlin-Lichterfelde, Frauenschuhe Berlin's shoe collection demonstrates that sustainability and fashionable elegance go hand in hand.

For over ten years, CALYPT in Wrangelkiez has stood for curated designer vintage, from leather jackets and trench coats to party outfits and an unusually large selection of shoes. The store accepts pre-owned items through its purchase program. The vintage store remains fair on pricing: mules are around 60 Euros, a designer blouse around 90 Euros.

Loveco Kreuzberg, located on Körtestraße in the Gräfekiez, offers vegan shoes and fashion from over 70 labels, including Veja, NAE, Novesta, and Grand Step Shoes, across 130 square meters. Everything is made without animal materials, and many items carry GOTS, Fair Wear, or Fairtrade seals. A Hiking Bootie costs 109 Euros, a NAE boot 145 Euros.

Avesu is a purely vegan shoe store with two shops in Berlin in Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain.

A visit to Luccico is worthwhile. Especially women who like stylish, extravagant, and trendy shoes will find what they're looking for here!

Elegant Italian shoes for women, stylish designer bags, belts, jewelry, and accessories await customers at the MAYDORN by Minelly shoe store on Kurfürstendamm, making the shopping experience in Berlin-Charlottenburg a pleasure.

ZEHA Berlin boasts the longest history among Berlin's sneaker shops: The brand dates back to a shoe factory from 1897 and equipped the GDR Olympic team in 1960. The flagship store on Prenzlauer Allee is set up like an old gymnastics hall, complete with wall bars, gym mats, and a Hall of Fame. Leather sneakers are available from 309 Euros.

The Square Berlin East isn't just for women. The concept store stylishly combines a boutique, gallery, and café under one roof.

Since 2012, Atheist Shoes has been designed in Berlin and handcrafted in Northern Portugal: three leather parts in the upper instead of ten, Blake stitch, leather from Wegberg, Tuscany, and Chicago, with the inscription ICH BIN ATHEIST in the outsole. Sizes range from 34 to 51 on a unisex scale. The Blue Shoe costs 290 Euros, consultations are held in Sophienstraße.

In the beautiful shoe boutique Stiefelknecht in Berlin-Friedrichshain every customer is treated like a king, because the owner makes sure you get the service you require.

The Marc O’Polo Outlet at Kaiserdamm 7 offers women's and men's fashion, shoes, and accessories from earlier collections of the brand, spread across two floors, ranging from denim to knitwear and jersey items. Since its founding in 1967, the brand has primarily processed natural materials. The Sophie-Charlotte-Platz subway station is approximately 415 meters away.