About the brand

Heschung

Heschung is a French shoe brand founded in 1934 in Steinbourg, Alsace, by Eugène Heschung. Initially specialized in the manufacturing of sturdy boots for farmers and foresters, the company has evolved over the decades to become a renowned player in the high-end shoe industry. After World War II, Heschung stood out by producing ski shoes, contributing to the victory of the French teams at the 1960 Squaw Valley Olympics. In the 1980s, the company expanded its range to include elegant and urban shoes, while maintaining artisanal craftsmanship and using high-quality materials such as leather. Heschung's commitment to local and artisanal manufacturing in Alsace remains at the core of its identity, blending tradition and modernity in its creations.