Ordering remotely: how it works, from any country
You do not need to be in Bucharest. The full process, from measurements sent on WhatsApp to the courier at your door.

Almost half our orders come from people who have never been to the atelier. Here is how it works.
1. The WhatsApp conversation
You tell us what you want — a model from the collection, a photo, a description. We reply the same working day with what can be done, an estimated price and a lead time.
2. The measuring guide
We send a photo guide: how to trace your sole on paper, what to measure and when (evening, standing). It takes ten minutes. Details are in the measuring article.
You send the outline photos and the numbers. We check them twice — if something looks inconsistent we ask you to re-measure before we cut leather. It is cheaper for everyone.
3. The leather
We send photographs of the actual swatches in daylight, plus a short video — screen colour differs from real colour, and movement shows gloss and texture best. You choose, you confirm, we cut.
4. The making
2–4 weeks. We send a photo when the pair is on the last and one at the end, before packing.
5. Delivery
Courier, across Europe, 2–5 working days depending on country. The pair arrives boxed, with shoe trees, cotton bags and care instructions.
If something does not fit
Standard adjustments are free. Send the pair back, we adjust, we resend. It happens rarely precisely because measurements are double-checked at the start.
Start here — +40 722 978 002.
Frequently asked
- Can I order if I do not live in Romania?
- Yes. Measurements are sent remotely and delivery is by courier across Europe.
- How do I choose leather without touching it?
- We send photographs of the actual swatches in daylight, plus a short video. Screen colour differs from real colour, and video helps most.
- What if the shoe does not fit well?
- Standard adjustments are free. That is why measurements are double-checked before cutting.
- How long does delivery take?
- Making takes 2–4 weeks, plus 2–5 working days for the courier, depending on country.


