Drogheria Crivellini

Description

Born in post-war Udine, Drogheria Crivellini was a family-run Italian business offering everyday products, including the famous Friulian slippers, or Furlane. These simple shoes, hand-stitched from worn fabrics with soles made of recycled bicycle tires, embodied popular ingenuity. Years later, Roberto Crivellini revived the brand to honor its history and bring the Furlane back as a symbol of sustainability and local culture. True to this artisanal tradition, the house now blends ethics and aesthetics by reinterpreting these timeless models. Alongside the classic Furlana or the strap version inspired by Mary Janes, Drogheria Crivellini also introduced the Fu-TABI, inspired by Japanese footwear, a creation that bridges Italian heritage with Eastern influences.