Footwear brand partners with The Restory

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LONDON – British footwear brand Manolo Blahnik has today announced a partnership with product aftercare specialist The Restory which will offer consumers repair services.

The Restory will facilitate amends, such as re-heeling, re-soling and dyeing shoes, which customers can request via Manolo’s website or at any of its three UK boutiques.

“Few brands epitomise fun, style and investment-in-self better than our first brand partner Manolo Blahnik and we are excited to be leveraging our tech, data and craftmanship to power aftercare for such an iconic brand, championing a sustainable approach to luxury and helping the industry advance towards a greener future,” said The Restory’s founder and chief executive, Vanessa Jacobs in a statement.

LONDON – British footwear brand Manolo Blahnik has today announced a partnership with product aftercare specialist The Restory which will offer consumers repair services.

The Restory will facilitate amends, such as re-heeling, re-soling and dyeing shoes, which customers can request via Manolo’s website or at any of its three UK boutiques.

“Few brands epitomise fun, style and investment-in-self better than our first brand partner Manolo Blahnik and we are excited to be leveraging our tech, data and craftmanship to power aftercare for such an iconic brand, championing a sustainable approach to luxury and helping the industry advance towards a greener future,” said The Restory’s founder and chief executive, Vanessa Jacobs in a statement.

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