TRAVELING

FOLLOW YOUR HEART

Here we are at Gravina in Puglia. Ready to lose ourselves in its beauty. With no plan, today we’re letting instinct be our guide. Because the best adventures are the unexpected ones. We’re enjoying the moment.

PERFECT FOR ADVENTURE

They’re light and flexible. Designed to be with you in those beautiful narrow streets, typical of tiny Italian villages. White stone houses, bright red sunsets and the burning sunlight of the South, these are the places where they’re at their best. They love to travel and they’ve got a soft soul that makes them perfect for the wildest adventures. Rather, the more difficult, the better.

Ost

The soft and flexible penny loafers. Comfortable, due to their “a sacchetto” construction: executed perfectly, according to tradition. They love casual outfits, linen pants and no socks.

The soft and flexible penny loafers. Comfortable, due to their “a sacchetto” construction: executed perfectly, according to tradition. They love casual outfits, linen pants and no socks.

The soft and flexible penny loafers. Comfortable, due to their “a sacchetto” construction: executed perfectly, according to tradition. They love casual outfits, linen pants and no socks.

The soft and flexible penny loafers. Comfortable, due to their “a sacchetto” construction: executed perfectly, according to tradition. They love casual outfits, linen pants and no socks.

The soft and flexible penny loafers. Comfortable, due to their “a sacchetto” construction: executed perfectly, according to tradition. They love casual outfits, linen pants and no socks.

€300
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Fironatt

The “Indianine” shoes that go up to the ankle. Inspired by a bohemian lifestyle, the desire for freedom and constant movement.

The “Indianine” shoes that go up to the ankle. Inspired by a bohemian lifestyle, the desire for freedom and constant movement.

The “Indianine” shoes that go up to the ankle. Inspired by a bohemian lifestyle, the desire for freedom and constant movement.

The “Indianine” shoes that go up to the ankle. Inspired by a bohemian lifestyle, the desire for freedom and constant movement.

€280
Let’s go > Let’s go > Let’s go > Let’s go >
Ciapparatt

Unlined ankle boots, ideal for the warmer months. Comfortable, flexible, and casual.

Unlined ankle boots, ideal for the warmer months. Comfortable, flexible, and casual.

Unlined ankle boots, ideal for the warmer months. Comfortable, flexible, and casual.

Unlined ankle boots, ideal for the warmer months. Comfortable, flexible, and casual.

Unlined ankle boots, ideal for the warmer months. Comfortable, flexible, and casual.

€280
Let’s go > Let’s go > Let’s go > Let’s go > Let’s go >

THE NAMES

Ost

In Milanese, he’s the host. A kind man, who has a good word for everyone. He’s responsible for Sundays dinners. On Sundays, Milanese families get together at restaurants to celebrate a special event: being lucky to get served.

The names

Fironatt

In Milanese, he’s the chestnut-peddler you usually meet at local fairs. This term comes from “fironi”: chestnuts were first cooked in the oven and then pierced like a necklace.

The neames

Ciapparatt

In Milanese, he’s the man in charge of capturing mice and rats. Specifically “ciapà” stands for catching, and “ratt” are the rats. As most humid and smoggy cities, Milan was full of rats back in the day. “Va a ciapà i ratt” is a very popular local idiom which essentially means: “go to hell!”

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BEHIND THE SCENES

Hidden gems around the city and stunning natural landscapes. The most beautiful part of any story is the collection of its behind-the-scenes. We’d love to show you where we went and the extraordinary people we met on the way.

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Where were we?

Gravina in Puglia

For our video, we chose Gravina in Puglia. The “gravine” are erosive incisions in the land that can go down as deep as 100 meters. Similar to the eye to the famous Canyons, they’re dug throughout centuries by meteoric waters. Their walls, steep and sometimes similar to vertical cliffs by the sea, can be as close as a few meters or as distant as more than 200 meters.

Who did we meet?

Fantastic people

We’ve met many people, all extraordinary, kind at heart and, quite simply, beautiful. Benito the GPS grandpa, Nina the wonderful cook, and Peppino, the “Michele Alboreto” of Ape Cars. We even played a fiery hand of “briscola” with Federico aka Nerriç, Domenico aka zì Mingücc and Giuseppe aka Peppinücc.

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