The HB A/W 2014 collections HB Italia
HB Italia continues to offer occasion wear with matching shoes and bag sets for around £150. This season there has been much greater input from a new design team, which has allowed the collection to grow in content with diverse use of materials, heel heights and lasts while maintaining the characteristic Italian fit and flare. The handmade Pumps & Moccasins synonymous with HB continue to offer a uniqueness of design and material content, with minimum production runs, to maximize the point of difference within independent stores.
Zodiaco
Zodiaco have returned to Italy to produce evening sandals for the new season which allows their products to again fit into the HB stable. Prices are as always very commercial on Zodiaco, offering difference, fit and style with Italian handwriting.
HB Alaska
Due to demand from our customers the HB Alaska slipper collection returns with a small but interesting group of slippers, retailing around £30, but featuring comfort removable insoles – which are becoming a must-have for this product group.
HB Espana
HB Espana, to quote one retailer – “has reinvented style in a way not witnessed since the 80’s in terms of attention to detail and fashion”. This brand is unique in terms of its flexibility in material useage, reaction times, production runs and fashion awareness. For those who have not considered HB Espana in the past, it is time to realise the rich vein of individuality that is being offered to independents in terms of truly making their shoe offering stand out and shine!
HB Men’s Shoes
Finally on men’s shoes HB have the fastest selling men’s shoe collection in Europe – if not the world – simply… this collection must be seen to be believed, tried on to be experienced, and stocked to see your men’s turnover explode!
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