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Brand profile
Milan-based direct-to-consumer label making handcrafted Italian loafers, dress shoes, boots and sneakers in Montegranaro, Le Marche.
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Shoes are handmade in family-run workshops around Montegranaro, then sold direct-to-consumer, which is how the label lands below the usual Italian-made price.
The range runs on Blake-stitched construction and restrained Italian classicism: penny loafers, double monks, derbies, Chelsea boots, plus made-to-order customization.
Alongside the quiet core, Scarosso has worked with Brooks Brothers at Pitti Uomo, Seletti's Toilet Paper on printed loafers, and Nick Wooster and Paula Cademartori.
Overall fit
true to size
Most buyers find Scarosso footwear runs true to size with a typical sleek Italian last that can feel snug for wider feet, and leather soles need a short break-in.
Tip: Order your usual EU size; if between sizes or wide-footed, size up a half.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sneakers | slightly large | medium width, roomier than the dress lasts | Consider a half size down from your dress-shoe size if you want a snug sneaker fit. |
| Boots | true to size | medium width, snug through the instep | Stick to your usual size for Chelsea boots; expect a brief leather break-in. |
| Dress shoes | true to size | medium to slightly narrow last with a refined toe box | Take your normal EU size; wide feet should consider a half size up as the loafers and monks run sleek. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Scarosso fits true to size. Order your usual EU size; if between sizes or wide-footed, size up a half. Most buyers find Scarosso footwear runs true to size with a typical sleek Italian last that can feel snug for wider feet, and leather soles need a short break-in.
Most buyers find Scarosso footwear runs true to size with a typical sleek Italian last that can feel snug for wider feet, and leather soles need a short break-in. Overall shape: medium width with a sleek Italian last.
Scarosso sneakers fits slightly large. Consider a half size down from your dress-shoe size if you want a snug sneaker fit. Shape: medium width, roomier than the dress lasts.
Scarosso boots fits true to size. Stick to your usual size for Chelsea boots; expect a brief leather break-in. Shape: medium width, snug through the instep.
Scarosso dress shoes fits true to size. Take your normal EU size; wide feet should consider a half size up as the loafers and monks run sleek. Shape: medium to slightly narrow last with a refined toe box.
Scarosso is a Milan-headquartered footwear label founded in 2010 by Bocconi graduates Moritz Offeney and Marco Reiter, now led by CEO Cristian Musardo. It sells direct-to-consumer men's and women's shoes handmade in family-run workshops around Montegranaro in Le Marche: penny loafers, double monks, derbies, Chelsea boots, sneakers and heels, plus made-to-order customization. Blake-stitched construction and restrained Italian classicism define the range. Recent collaborations include Brooks Brothers, shown at Pitti Uomo in 2024, Seletti's Toilet Paper on printed loafers, and capsules with Nick Wooster and Paula Cademartori.