Pretty ballerinas Spain

Pretty ballerinas may seem like a new brand, but it is actually a shoemaking family from Mascar, a long-established shoemaker in Menorca, Spain, whose history of shoemaking dates back to 1981. At the end of the 90s, the third generation of the family decided to reinvent the brand image and eventually founded PB. Each pair of PB shoes is still produced by the skilled craftsmen of the Mascar family, and the design and technical teams are trained in Italy to ensure that the first-class craftsmanship of the parent brand is inherited. The selection of materials for shoemaking is both particular and demanding, such as leather from Italy and Spain, grosgrain trim from Japan, cotton and silk from Germany, insoles and components from the United States, etc., and more than 300,000 pairs of ballet shoes are produced this year. What is impressive is that PB will launch 200 new models every season, and the iteration frequency is extremely fast, from the basic model of solid leather to the upgraded and improved model using a variety of materials such as suede, horsehair, pleated fabric, etc., PB is equipped with a variety of decorative elements such as print patterns, material splicing, color block stitching, etc., so that a simple pair of ballet shoes can be worn out of ten thousand possibilities. The most classic PB model has to be the Rosario bow flats. This shoe was the first generation of domestic ...