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Anelisse Reske and the Family Shoe Tradition that Represents Victoria in Switzerland
Andrea Jaque Five years ago, after the death of his father Don Pablo Reske, Anelisse took over the management of the factory with the conviction that nothing should change: the quality, the boxes, the craft work and the seal of affection that distinguishes each pair of shoes. “I love the smell of leather, I love being there with the boys working,” he confesses, recalling the teachings that he gradually learned and that he applies today with dedi…
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Andrea Jaque Five years ago, after the death of his father Don Pablo Reske, Anelisse took over the management of the factory with the conviction that nothing should change: the quality, the boxes, the craft work and the seal of affection that distinguishes each pair of shoes. “I love the smell of leather, I love being there with the boys working,” he confesses, recalling the teachings that he gradually learned and that he applies today with dedi…
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