About Geox

Some brands live for the next drop. Geox took a different path. In 1995, Mario Moretti Polegato poked holes in the rubber sole of his own shoes in Montebelluna because his feet were boiling in the sun—and that’s where it all began. That tinkering became a patent: a sole with a microporous membrane that lets sweat vapor out while keeping rain out. The shoe that breathes. No street credibility, no resale madness—just an Italian brand that solved a real problem and sold millions of pairs worldwide as a result. From smart leather styles and everyday sneakers to children’s shoes and boots, comfort and dry feet always come first. The range is huge and every store sets its own prices, so the same Geox pair can vary by dozens of euros from one retailer to another. At Solezilla, you can compare the selection from dozens of stores in one place and get your size at the best price.

Frequently asked questions about Geox

Why is Geox known as the shoe that breathes?

Because the sole literally breathes. Under your foot is a membrane that lets water vapour out while keeping rain out, so your feet stay drier and cooler than they would in a solid rubber sole.

Do Geox sneakers run large or small?

Geox generally fits true to your EU size. If you’re unsure or between sizes, check the size chart below — the fit can vary slightly by model.

What kind of shoes does Geox make?

The full range: smart leather shoes, everyday sneakers, children’s shoes and boots. The common thread is always the same breathable sole and all-day comfort.

Why does the price of the same Geox vary between shops?

There’s a wide range, and every shop prices and clears stock differently. Solezilla compares the same model across dozens of shops, so you can find the best price in your size without endless clicking.

What is the most popular Geox sneaker?

Right now the Geox Suède leren – Black (D4626B08522) is the most sought-after Geox, with a Hypescore of 14 GSv.