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Here’s what I found out about Scarosso — who they are, what makes them special, where they shine, and what to watch out for.
What is Scarosso
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Scarosso is a luxury footwear brand founded in 2010.
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Headquarters: Milan, Italy.
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The shoes are hand-made in Montegranaro, in the Marche region of Italy — a place known for strong artisanal shoemaking traditions.
What They Offer
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Shoe styles for men and women, including loafers, Oxfords, Chelsea boots, sneakers, espadrilles, driving shoes, sandals, etc.
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Also accessories: belts, socks, laces, shoe care items, bags etc.
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Collaborations with designers (e.g. Paula Cadematori, Brian Atwood, Nick Wooster) to offer limited‐edition or capsule lines.
What Sets Them Apart
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Quality craftsmanship: They use Italian leather, traditional shoemaking, and many are handcrafted.
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“Mid-luxury” pricing: Their positioning is such that you get high-quality, handmade shoes, but their pricing is usually more affordable than very high-end luxury brands. Scarosso reduces costs by cutting out some middlemen.
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Design aesthetic: Modern takes on classic shoes. Many styles are versatile (work + business + smart casual).
Reputation & Reviews
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On Trustpilot, Scarosso has quite good ratings (around 4.3 / 5) with many positive reviews about quality, packaging, design.
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Some common complaints: sizing inconsistencies across different styles, occasional customer service or delivery delays.
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People like the value: high quality relative to price. Many reviewers say they compare well with more expensive luxury shoes.
Price & Market Position
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They are not “budget” shoes, but are less expensive (for what you get) compared to many high luxury shoe brands.
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They use direct-to-consumer + some physical stores (at least in Europe) and online channels. This helps them keep margins more reasonable.
Things to Watch Out For / Possible Limitations
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Fit / Sizing: As mentioned, styles differ in how they fit. Some customers reported that a size that fits well in one model may feel tight/large in another. It’s wise to refer to Scarosso’s size guide and, if possible, try shoes before committing.
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Break-in period: Like many high-quality leather shoes, they may be stiff at first and need some wear to soften.
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Sole wear: Some reviews say soles wear down faster on rubber studs or more delicate types. If you expect heavy wear (lots of walking, rough surfaces), that might matter.
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Shipping & Returns: International shipping costs and customs duties can add up. Returns / exchanges might be harder or slower if you’re outside EU. Always check what Scarosso’s policy is for your country.
Summary
Scarosso is a solid choice if you want Italian-made, stylish, well-crafted shoes without going all the way into ultra-luxury pricing. Their designs are clean, materials are good, and you often get more “shoe for your money.” Just be careful about sizing, take into account potential additional cost for import, and expect a little break-in.