Brütting Diamond Brand
Made in traditional craftsmanship since 1946, every Brütting 'Diamond Brand' shoe comes from our shoe manufactory in Upper Franconia. Each shoe has its own running history, from the development of the model and last, the upper leather, to the quilting seam. You can see that and feel that! To preserve Eugen Brütting's handcrafted shoemaking art in Germany and to unite tradition with modernity in timeless shoes; that is our claim today.
Eugen Brüning, born in 1918, launched his career as a shoe modeler when he was 14 years old. Since 1946 in his own manufacturing. Before fe founded the EB-Sport-International company he was mainly focused on ladies’ shoes. But from 1965 Brütting startet to get more and more famous for special sport-shoes
Along with athletics coach Arthur L. Lydiard he developed his characteristic Lydiard last in 1970. In 1972 Brüning launched a new line for tennis trainers. From 1984 onwards, Eugen Brütting worked as a modeler and business consultant for the company until his death in 1991 in Nürnberg, place of his birth
The advantages of a Brütting Int. DIAMOND BRAND sneaker:
- Handmade in Upper Franconia
- Sports history
- short delivery routes
- warehouse for re-ordering
- Possibility for new soling and reconditioning in our house.
- Made in Germany
The Brütting DIAMOND BRAND line is the modification in design and material of the Brütting Handmade line.
This further development results in more modern but timeless silhouettes, newly designed brand logo and fabric innovations.
Maintaining tradition and of course producing 100% "Handmade in Germany" determines the result in the end:
An anatomically shaped shoe with the advantage of a perfect fit, like a second skin.
Limited edtion
Melbourne die form since 1971
For our 51st company anniversary (the 50th could not be celebrated due to Corona) we had a special limited edition of the Melbourne sneaker made for us by Brütting. The smooth leather in navy blue with white smooth leather as a contrast is limited to 25 pairs (50 shoes). The pictures show the special edition "Melbourne die form since 1971" in production.
