Walking jewels

Since our beginnings, at CUCHY we were clear that we wanted to create something different: a brand that didn't follow the pace of others, but rather that of the hands that make it possible. For us, everything starts at the source and in the details: in the craftsmanship, in the time dedicated to each piece, and in the care put into every finish.

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We manufacture in the Mediterranean, the place that inspires our essence. Our boots are made in Spain and, more recently, in Portugal, working with workshops that share our way of understanding quality, the craft, and respect for the processes.

We believe in doing less, but doing it better: in noble materials, in careful production, and in designs intended to last for years, not just one season.

Kilometer Zero

We support local manufacturing and minimize environmental impact at every stage of production.

Minimum CO2 emissions

All of our processes, from manufacturing to packaging to shipping your orders, aim to minimize our carbon footprint.

Limited productions

Quality over quantity. We produce little so you can enjoy an exclusive design that reduces waste. Consume less to consume better.

CUCHY was born as a response to a saturated market: less consumption, more discernment.

We make fewer pieces, better executed, for a woman who buys when something resonates and keeps it in her life for years.

We faithfully believe in this way of buying, and in this way of living. Our batches consist of 50 to 100 units, and every detail is checked pair by pair in a process that can take more than 9 months, from the moment a shoe is designed until it comes to light.


You don’t buy a jewel by season. Neither do you a CUCHY. Because nothing is just a shoe.

Good material is noticeable from the very first day, but above all, it is noticeable as the years go by.

We choose leathers that age well: leather linings, hand-stitched finishes, hand-hammered hardware that acquires a patina over time, filling each piece with nuances and telling the story of the person who wears it.

Well-made things take time, and we respect that.

Each pair is made in family workshops, at a pace very different from that of fast fashion. When a sample does not convince us, we wait for the next one, even if it delays the collection.