Location

USA

Founded

2005

Price range

$150 – $300

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

262 products

Size range

5–11

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Klub Nico

Independent brand — verified
About

Klub Nico is an independent American women’s shoe brand founded in Northern California in 2005 by designer Kelley Lehner. She named the company after her son Nico, whose name means “loved by the people.” The brand was created to combine self-expression, fresh design, useful silhouettes, and everyday wearability. Klub Nico women’s shoes include heels, pumps, flats, sandals, wedges, sneakers, ankle boots, bridal shoes, slingbacks, and lace-up styles. Designs often use mixed materials, suede, leather, nubuck, metallic finishes, animal-inspired textures, unexpected colors, and contrasting details. Some styles are understated, while others use brighter colors or statement heels. The footwear is manufactured in Brazil or China using a combination of traditional shoemaking skills and modern production technology. Earlier collections have also been produced in family-owned factories in southern Brazil. The range covers casual outfits, office dressing, weddings, events, and evening wear. For online shoppers searching for unique women’s shoes from the USA, Klub Nico offers feminine footwear with modern shapes, varied heel heights, expressive materials, and colors that add personality to simple clothing. Its collections balance playful details with polished, wearable forms.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured
Brazil
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Kelley Lehner

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Frequently asked questions

What types of women’s shoes does Klub Nico sell?
Klub Nico sells women’s sandals, boots, flats and sneakers, alongside shoes for weddings and other occasions. Its range covers both everyday footwear and dressier styles with decorative details.
Who founded Klub Nico, and where is the brand based?
Designer Kelley Lehner founded Klub Nico in 2005. The independent, family-run footwear brand is based in Aptos, California, in the United States.
Where are Klub Nico shoes manufactured?
Klub Nico says its footwear is primarily manufactured in family-owned factories in southern Brazil. The brand describes its production as combining traditional shoemaking skills with modern technology.
What is Klub Nico known for as a shoe brand?
Klub Nico is known for feminine footwear that balances everyday wear with distinctive details. Its special-occasion shoes, for example, include laser-cut designs, shimmering leathers and a range of heel shapes.
Does Klub Nico make shoes for weddings and formal events?
Yes. Klub Nico has a special-occasion collection designed for day-to-evening wear. The brand presents its varied heel heights and shapes as options for events ranging from outdoor weddings to more formal occasions.
How do Klub Nico shoe sizes work?
Klub Nico currently lists whole sizes. Its size guide advises customers who wear a half size to size down—for example, choosing a US 7 when normally wearing a US 7.5.

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