Sioux

SIOUX is a traditional company founded in 1954 in the Swabian town of Walheim (Baden-Württemberg). A total of about 70 employees work for the SIOUX Group. About 650,000 pairs of shoes are produced annually, which are sold mainly in Central Europe, but also in more than 25 countries worldwide.

Sioux women's and men's shoes have been a household name for years. The German shoe manufacturer is known for its moccasin making method and the use of soft, high-quality leathers. In addition to the huge selection of moccasins, Sioux's collection offers an extensive choice of comfortable lace-up shoes, boots and sandals. The traditional craftsmanship of models such as a moccasin, sacchetto, san crispino or california gives the familiar natural comfort.