Dolomite
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Named after the Italian mountain range, Dolomite has well over 100 years of experience making the finest mountaineering footwear including mountaineering boots, hiking boots, walking shoes and approach shoes. Traditional styles combine with innovative, modern technologies to create high-quality, comfortable footwear that can tackle all kinds of terrain and conditions. Dolomite’s formidable reputation was built on their footwear expertise but the brand also produces an outstanding range of clothing specifically designed for use in the mountains.

Dolomite pledges to provide a combination of quality, comfort and performance - enhanced by beautiful Italian designs. Dolomite footwear and clothing are crafted for people who expect high quality and performance and appreciate the Italian aesthetic.

Dolomite debuted in 1897, operating in a factory and opened the Fabbrica Scarpe Montello Store, by 17 year old Guiseppe Garbuio. Many high-profile mountaineers have conquered peaks in Dolomite footwear. These include the 1954 Italian expedition to summit K2 and the 1960 Swiss expedition to summit Dhaulagiri in the Himalayas. In 1966, the Italian Alpine Club of Carate Brianza and Gruppo Ragni of Lecco reached the 71° Parallel North in Greenland. This has helped the brand cement itself internationally and continue to make high-performance footwear on a global scale.

conditions. Dolomite’s formidable reputation was built on their footwear expertise but the brand also produces an outstanding range of clothing specifically designed for use in the mountains.

Dolomite pledges to provide a combination of quality, comfort and performance - enhanced by beautiful Italian designs. Dolomite footwear and clothing are crafted for people who expect high quality and performance and appreciate the Italian aesthetic.

Dolomite debuted in 1897, operating in a factory and opened the Fabbrica Scarpe Montello Store, by 17 year old Guiseppe Garbuio. Many high-profile mountaineers have conquered peaks in Dolomite footwear. These include the 1954 Italian expedition to summit K2 and the 1960 Swiss expedition to summit Dhaulagiri in the Himalayas. In 1966, the Italian Alpine Club of Carate Brianza and Gruppo Ragni of Lecco reached the 71° Parallel North in Greenland. This has helped the brand cement itself internationally and continue to make high-performance footwear on a global scale.