About Pantofola d’Oro

Pantofola d’Oro is Italian down to the laces. The brand grew out of the Lazzarini family’s shoemaking workshop in Ascoli Piceno, founded in 1886, and gained momentum in the 1950s when Emidio Lazzarini made personalised football boots for A.S. Ascoli. From then on, Pantofola d’Oro continued developing boots and trainers, with a clear connection to the pitch. Today, you’ll still find football boots as well as lifestyle footwear: trainers and other casual styles for outside the stadium, but with that same competitive spirit. If you’re looking for a pair with Italian heritage and football roots, with a focus on craftsmanship and a feel for the game, you’re in the right place. At Solezilla, you can compare all Pantofola d’Oro shoes from multiple retailers side by side, so you can quickly see which version is available in your size at the right price.

Frequently asked questions about Pantofola d’Oro

Where does Pantofola d’Oro come from, and what exactly do they make?

From Ascoli Piceno, Italy. The brand grew out of a shoemaker’s workshop founded in 1886 and has been producing football boots and trainers since the 1950s. Today, they make both football boots and casual footwear.

Why do football fans know Pantofola d’Oro?

Because in the 1950s, Emidio Lazzarini made made-to-measure boots for A.S. Ascoli. From then on, the brand became known for football boots and trainers with clear football roots.

How do Pantofola d’Oro shoes fit?

They generally fit true to size. Check the size chart and product information for each model to find the best fit.

Does Pantofola d’Oro make casual trainers as well as football boots, and how can I compare prices?

Yes, the brand makes both football boots and casual footwear. On Solezilla, you can immediately see which retailers stock each model and what they charge, so you can choose the best-priced option in your size.

What is the most popular Pantofola d’Oro sneaker?

Right now the Pantofola d’Oro sneaker Beige (6000066664C43) is the most sought-after Pantofola d’Oro, with a Hypescore of 5 GSv.