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Jeanne had one final demand (Francisco has his doubts about the “final” part) – the shoes must be handmade from only the finest materials.
The leathers would be hand-selected and dyed to their exact specifications. The molds would be carved by hand. The stitching would be precise
and meticulous. In a small Tuscan village, they found the perfect artisan to fulfill this pledge. A family of shoemakers who had been plying
their trade for generations would bring Jeanne’s designs to life. The long journey had come to an end.
But the launch of Jeanne Jarvaise’s collection is not the end of her dream… rather, consider it just the beginning. |
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