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After a long journey, José de Mora looks back and can proudly say that a large number of prestigious international firms have placed their trust in his know-how.

The Andalusian designer constantly affirms that, for him, a shoe is like a work of art. And as with any good work, the maturation process is long and exciting. His sources of inspiration are multiple, but they always start from a common base: his roots in the Andalusian town of Valverde del Camino, an area with more than 150 years of shoemaking tradition.

José de Mora says that drawing inspiration from Andalusia is one of his secrets. There, he says, “art is endless and there is always something new that makes you create. You can go to Italy, to France; you can visit Paris, London, Venice, but this confluence of cultures and wisdom, and this art that exists in Andalusia is a source of wealth for creativity. A designer is not really good if he does not get to know Andalusia.”

One of the garments in which men can find the greatest variety is footwear. There is a wide variety of footwear for men and more specifically, within dress shoes, we have various models capable of satisfying the tastes of practically all male audiences.

In Jose de Mora We have different types men's dress shoes, handcrafted. Of course we also have a selection of dress shoes for her, but in this article we will focus on men's footwear.

Dress shoes are a key piece of any outfit, and can make all the difference. The right, elegant shoes can make or break an outfit. In any case, when choosing any type of footwear, the most important thing is that we like them and that we feel comfortable wearing them (even if we have terrible taste). Comfort is also essential, uncomfortable shoes can cause problems for our feet and ruin an event or an evening.

When it comes to dress shoes, British craftsmen have been very prolific, and have left us some legendary models that craftsmen from all over the world have later used as a reference for some of our own creations. One of the best known is the Oxford.

There is no doubt that handmade footwear has become a coveted product throughout the world, and in many cases a luxury item. And no wonder, there is a lot of work behind this type of footwear, made to measure, with the best materials and following traditional techniques, to bring to reality an innovative design by an expert and experienced designer.

In Jose de Mora We know this well, and that is why our handmade footwear is positioned in the luxury market, but trying to achieve reasonable prices that allow a greater number of people to enjoy our know-how.

This new autumn-winter season is full of new things in terms of women's footwear. Although we are still practically in summer with temperatures more typical of early August, autumn is already here and we must take note of the trends that will prevail on the streets this season. With this article we will be prepared to get the prettiest models before anyone else and be the first to show off the latest fashion for our feet.

As has been the case in recent years, boots and ankle boots will continue to be the most popular type of footwear. This year, the following types of boots and ankle boots will be the most popular:

The boots chosen for the horse ride by Jesús Calleja, to do his program with the special guest Bertín Osborne, have been those of our company Sport and Horse Riding SLThis has been possible thanks to the quality of our products and the recognition of our brands within the artisanal footwear sector of Valverde del Camino. From our company we would like to thank you for your trust in us, as we work to achieve the highest quality and the most careful design, combining fashion and tradition, and above all seeking maximum comfort and support for the foot, two essential qualities for a riding boot.

Bertín, the singer and presenter, is not exactly known for his love of mountaineering, although he is known for his passion for horses. Even so, he has taken on the challenge that Jesús Calleja proposed to him on March 18: Living an adventure in the magnificent landscapes of the Picos de Europa.

The adventure consisted of several parts. The first was kayaking through the Hoces del Río Duratón, in Segovia, where, despite being the first time he had done it and taking a dip, he enjoyed it. However, the third part was not as fun, as he could not overcome his fear and his vertigo, which forced him to abandon the climb of a vertical wall. But as he likes to see the positive side of things, he decided to watch the climb from below while enjoying a good wine.