Location

Italy

Founded

1976

Price range

€180 – €350

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

13 products

Size range

34–44

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Luca Grossi

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Luca Grossi is an Italian women’s shoe brand launched in 1976 as part of a footwear business in Tuscany. The family’s shoemaking history began in 1950, when Renato Grossi opened a workshop for handmade women’s shoes. Luca Grossi developed this foundation into a recognizable Made in Italy label. Luca Grossi women’s shoes include loafers, ballet flats, pumps, sandals, sneakers, boots, ankle boots, and platform styles. Leather remains central to the collection, with suede, patent finishes, woven details, metallic colors, and textured materials adding variety. Many designs use classic shapes with updated soles, heel heights, and decorative details. The brand produces footwear in Tuscany and combines artisan knowledge with manufacturing methods. Its shoes are designed for work, travel, daily outfits, formal dressing, and special occasions. Comfort, material quality, clean finishing, and versatile styling are priorities across the range. For shoppers searching for handmade Italian women’s shoes, Luca Grossi offers leather footwear with Tuscan craftsmanship and contemporary design. The collection is especially suitable for customers who want polished loafers, flats, boots, and heels that can remain useful across changing seasons and occasions.

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Sep 2026
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Frequently asked questions

What types of women’s shoes does Luca Grossi make?
Luca Grossi makes women’s footwear that includes loafers, sneakers, pumps, boots and ankle boots. Its collections bring together everyday styles and smarter shoes made through its Italian shoemaking business.
Who founded the Luca Grossi brand, and when?
Luca Grossi established the namesake brand in 1976 with his wife, Nada. Its roots go back further: Luca’s father, Renato Grossi, opened a women’s shoemaking workshop in Tuscany in 1950.
Where are Luca Grossi shoes designed and made?
Luca Grossi says its women’s shoes are designed and produced entirely in Italy. The brand grew from a Tuscan workshop and continues to emphasise Italian materials and craftsmanship.
What materials are used in Luca Grossi footwear?
Luca Grossi’s brand history highlights Italian leathers, including materials from Tuscany’s tanning district. Materials can differ between a loafer, sneaker and boot, so the individual product description matters when choosing a pair.
What is Luca Grossi known for as a shoe brand?
Luca Grossi is known for Italian-made women’s shoes and a family shoemaking history spanning generations. The brand combines traditional production with varied designs, from leather loafers to sneakers and boots.
Can customers personalise Luca Grossi shoes?
Luca Grossi provides a shoe configurator, and its terms refer to products customised through that service. Customers should check the available models and options in the configurator before placing an order.

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