Location

India

Founded

2014

Price range

₹5,000 – ₹18,000

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

363 products

Size range

34–48

New arrivals

26 this month

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Dmodot

Independent brand — verified
About

dmodot is an Indian handcrafted leather footwear brand founded in 2014 by Abhishek Sharma, later joined by Pranav Sawhney and Suhail Dhaul. Originally called Dameriino, the label adopted the dmodot name in 2018. Its story began with Sharma sourcing well-made shoes from Agra, a city known for leather craftsmanship, before developing a direct footwear business. The dmodot collection includes loafers, Oxfords, Derbies, boots, sandals, sneakers and occasion shoes for men and women. Full-grain leather, raw silk, embroidery and traditional shoemaking techniques appear across styles designed for work, weddings and everyday dressing. The brand follows a quiet-luxury approach, placing material quality and construction above prominent branding. Pairs are handcrafted by experienced Agra artisans, with a leather shoe requiring several hours of skilled work. The footwear is designed for Indian weather and occasions, using lightweight, breathable and durable construction. Sizes extend from EU 36 to 50, supporting a wider range of customers. For shoppers searching for an Indian handcrafted shoe brand, Agra-made leather footwear or luxury shoes with inclusive sizing, dmodot offers understated designs, artisan production and materials chosen for long-term wear.

Brand Details

Handmade
India
Leather Working Group
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
A
Abhishek Sharma
P
Pranav Sawhney
S
Suhail Dhaul

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Frequently asked questions

What type of footwear does dmodot make?
dmodot creates men’s handcrafted footwear, including leather sneakers, loafers, boots, mules, Peshawaris, Mojaris, sandals and embroidered shoes for weddings and traditional occasions.
Who founded dmodot, and when did the brand begin?
Abhishek Sharma started the business in 2014 under the name Dameriino. Pranav Sawhney and Suhail Dhaul later joined him, and the business adopted the dmodot identity in 2018.
Where are dmodot shoes made?
dmodot shoes are handcrafted in India, drawing on Agra’s leather and footwear-making traditions. The brand uses skilled artisans and traditional tools during production.
What is dmodot best known for as a footwear brand?
dmodot is known for colourful handcrafted leather footwear that blends modern shapes with Indian craft. Its collection includes minimalist sneakers and embellished wedding shoes using embroidery and traditional silhouettes.
Are dmodot shoes handmade?
Yes. dmodot describes each pair as handcrafted. Its production process includes manual cutting, stitching with traditional sewing machines, shaping, sole attachment and hand-finishing.
What materials does dmodot use in its footwear?
dmodot uses leather, suede, raw silk, woven leather and embroidered textiles, depending on the design. Selected occasion shoes include zardozi embroidery and other decorative Indian craft details.

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