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历史悠久的托斯卡纳制革厂,通过当代皮革工艺焕发新生

Guidi承袭意大利最古老的皮革传统,其根源可追溯至1896年托斯卡纳的Conceria Guidi Rosellini制革厂。如今,该品牌以标志性的物体染色工艺闻名于世——成品靴履与包袋经浸染处理,呈现出层次丰富、不规则的深浅色调。每件作品均采用柔软马皮、袋鼠皮或小牛皮手工制作,随时间推移逐渐贴合穿着者身形。 工程设计与传统工艺的碰撞:层叠鞋底、坚固拉链、雕塑般的轮廓,既原始又精致。Guidi的鞋履宛若生命体——每一道褶皱、每处磨痕、每步足迹都在赋予其新的生命。

 

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Guidi boots and shoes at Orimono

Our Guidi selection centres on the brand's core boot families, alongside derbies, bags and small leather goods. Most pairs are full-grain horse leather, object-dyed after the boot is built, so each pair has its own depth of colour and creases to the wearer's foot over time. We have carried Guidi since 2020.

Back-zip boots. The 788 and 988 are Guidi's most recognised silhouettes: a smooth, lace-free front with a zip up the heel, on a stacked leather sole. The 788 sits on a slimmer, originally women's last; the 988 follows Guidi's classic men's fit.

PL series. The PL1 and PL2 are built on Guidi's slimmest last, with the reinforced toe of vintage Palombaro diving boots. The PL1 sits at ankle height; the PL2 rises towards mid-calf.

Derbies and GR. The 992 derby is the classic first Guidi. The heavier GR series (GR05, GR06) has a chunkier sole and a roomier fit.

Bags and leather goods. Shoulder bags, backpacks, wallets and belts in the same horse leather and dye processes as the footwear.

Black welt stitching

Many of the styles we buy carry a B in the code, such as 788VXB or GR06VB. We order these with black welt stitching instead of the standard contrast stitch, a quieter all-black finish that is rare at other retailers.

FAQ

Where can I buy Guidi boots?

At Orimono online, shipped internationally, and in our store at Linienstraße 23 in Berlin-Mitte, where you can try the range.

How do Guidi boots fit?

Most customers take their usual EU size or slightly larger, and a half or full size up from Rick Owens. Styles with a backward-angled shaft, like the 700 series, are meant to fit snug over the ankle when new. It can feel unusual at first, but it gives the best creasing as the leather softens. Expect about a month of daily wear for a full break-in. Each pair has insole lengths in its size guide; see our Guidi sizing guide for fit by series.

What do the letters in Guidi model codes mean?

They describe the build. V means a Vibram sole, Z a double sole and heel, X a wider last. B is our own: styles we order with black welt stitching instead of the contrast stitch. A 788VXB is a 788 with a Vibram sole, a wider last and black stitching. More in Guidi model codes explained.

Back-zip or front-zip: which Guidi boot should I choose?

Neither has laces, so the fit comes from the last and the size you choose. Back-zip boots like the 788 and 988 have a smooth, uninterrupted front and the cleanest silhouette. Front-zip boots like the PL2 open over the instep, which makes them easier to get into if you have a high instep. Either way, check the insole length in the size guide.

What leather are Guidi boots made of?

Mostly full-grain horse leather tanned by Guidi itself in Tuscany, plus reverse (rough-out) horse and occasional calf or kangaroo styles. The boots are dyed after they are built, which gives each pair its own depth of colour.