Location

New Zealand

Founded

2008

Price range

NZ$250 – NZ$450

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

194 products

Size range

13 sizes

New arrivals

70 this month

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Chaos & Harmony

Independent brand — verified
About

Chaos & Harmony is a New Zealand shoe brand founded by designer Rebecca Anderson. After studying footwear design in Rome, Anderson returned to Mount Maunganui and created a label focused on strong design, comfort, and carefully chosen materials. The name reflects the brand’s use of contrasting textures, shapes, and ideas. Chaos & Harmony women’s shoes include heels, boots, sandals, flats, sneakers, and bridal footwear. Each style begins as a hand-drawn sketch. The design process considers shape, function, fit, and how the shoe will work with a complete outfit. Some pairs use clean, simple lines, while others feature bold heels, rich textures, bright colors, or striking material combinations. Chaos & Harmony shoes are handmade in Dongguan, China, through a factory partnership developed over many years. The brand states that every style must meet its design and quality standards before production. Its footwear is created for everyday use, work, weddings, events, and important life moments. For shoppers seeking a New Zealand footwear brand, Chaos & Harmony offers design-led women’s shoes that combine visual interest, wearable comfort, and a clear focus on detail.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured (small-batch, handmade)
China
Recyclable
Recycled materials
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
R
Rebecca Anderson

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Frequently asked questions

What does Chaos & Harmony sell?
Chaos & Harmony sells women’s footwear, including heels, boots, flats and bridal shoes. Its designs range from everyday styles to occasion footwear.
Who founded Chaos & Harmony?
Rebecca Anderson founded Chaos & Harmony after studying shoe design in Italy. She remains the New Zealand brand’s creative director.
Where is Chaos & Harmony based?
Chaos & Harmony is based in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand. Its shoes are designed in New Zealand and made with a long-standing manufacturing partner in China.
Where are Chaos & Harmony shoes made?
The brand says its shoes are made in Dongguan, China. It designs them in New Zealand and works with its factory on small production runs.
What is Chaos & Harmony known for?
Chaos & Harmony focuses on design details such as textured materials, buckles and distinctive fastenings. Its range includes both everyday and bridal footwear.
Where can I buy Chaos & Harmony shoes?
Chaos & Harmony sells its shoes through chaosandharmonyshoes.com. Its product pages include sizing information and details about each style.

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