
Roccia Vet Gomma Boot
The lugged-sole, Vibram-bottomed hiking boot that made Diemme's Veneto mountain-boot heritage a streetwear staple.
2 live now · from $293
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Italian family-run footwear brand founded in 1992, making lugged-sole hiking boots and leather sneakers in Onè di Fonte, Veneto.
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The family-run Veneto factory produces footwear for Chanel, Gucci and Maison Margiela, so you're buying direct from the maker behind those labels.
Lugged soles, reinforced toes and leather sneakers come out of a region long central to hiking-boot production, but the shapes read as city footwear.
The Cornaro zip boot sits near $390, placing Diemme above mass outdoor brands but below designer pricing for comparable Italian construction.

The lugged-sole, Vibram-bottomed hiking boot that made Diemme's Veneto mountain-boot heritage a streetwear staple.
2 live now · from $293
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Shearling-lined Badia boots and their low-cut Basso sneaker sibling show Diemme's leather-craft side, bridging alpine warmth and city dressing.
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Overall fit
slightly large
Diemme footwear is commonly reported to run slightly large, with many people taking a half size down from their standard size for a proper fit.
Tip: Most wearers go a half size down from their usual EU/US size, especially in the sneaker styles.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sneakers | slightly large | medium width with a slightly generous fit | Take a half size down from your usual sneaker size for a snug fit. |
| Boots | slightly large | medium volume with a moderately roomy toe box, accommodates thicker socks | Consider a half size down from your measured size; leather styles soften with a short break-in. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
90% matchFamily-run Italian alpine hikers on Vibram lugs
What changes: Purely traditional hiking lasts, no sneaker side
75% matchHeavier welted construction, service-boot focus
What changes: Higher price, workwear silhouettes over outdoor
72% matchSame Italian factories, stripped-back luxe sneaker
What changes: No outdoor or lugged-sole boot side
66% matchChunky commando soles with a dressier English shape
What changes: Goodyear brogues and Oxfords, city not trail
Diemme fits slightly large. Most wearers go a half size down from their usual EU/US size, especially in the sneaker styles. Diemme footwear is commonly reported to run slightly large, with many people taking a half size down from their standard size for a proper fit.
Diemme footwear is commonly reported to run slightly large, with many people taking a half size down from their standard size for a proper fit. Overall shape: medium width with a slightly roomy fit typical of Italian lasts.
Diemme sneakers fits slightly large. Take a half size down from your usual sneaker size for a snug fit. Shape: medium width with a slightly generous fit.
Diemme boots fits slightly large. Consider a half size down from your measured size; leather styles soften with a short break-in. Shape: medium volume with a moderately roomy toe box, accommodates thicker socks.
Diemme is an Italian footwear maker founded in 1992 by brothers Dennis and Maico Signor in Onè di Fonte, Veneto, a region long central to mountain boot production. Its family-run factory turns out lugged-sole hiking boots, reinforced-toe styles and leather sneakers, including the Cornaro zip boot, priced around $390. Diemme also manufactures footwear for other houses such as Chanel, Gucci and Maison Margiela, and has collaborated with Vans, nonnative and BEDWIN, sitting between technical outdoor gear and contemporary city dressing.