Transparency is an important element in our production. We work with factories and tanneries that try to create better solutions, and we use materials and packaging that are better for our shoes and our customers. We create high quality shoes and help you understand their journey from production to store and take better care of them.
SPOOR develops and tracks data on the cow via ear tagging from the moment they are on the farm.
The tanneries at Scan-Hide process and tan the hides with chrome.
Richard Hoffman's German tannery performs the final tanning process of the leather.
The skins come to the factories in Tuscany where shoes and boots are handmade.
The shoes arrive at our stores ready to find their perfect match.
"We have a goal that 30% of the collection will be part of our Traceable Collection by 2025"
Frederikke Antonie Schmidt, Founder & Creative Director roccamore
We use Scandinavian cowhide produced in collaboration with the Danish company SPOOR.
SPOOR stands for developing and tracking data on the cow via an ear tag, so we can see its journey and the farm it came from. Good quality leather starts on the farm.
For all the traceable leather used in roccamore, we can trace the leather back to the Scandinavian agriculture it originated from.
The Danish tannery Scan-Hide processes and tans the hide with chrome, selects the best quality and then gives the hide a unique SPOOR number.
The tannery works closely with its suppliers to reduce the CO2 emissions from their production by 50% by 2030 and has a mission to become CO2 neutral by 2050.
The final tanning process is carried out in Germany by Richard Hoffmans, an LWG gold-rated tannery, with a strong focus on energy-efficient processes.
Richard Hoffmans GmbH & Co. KG, was established in 1899 and is a traditional tannery with a focus on quality and innovation. It was one of the first tanneries in Europe to see the light of day in more traceable production and transparent collaborations.
Our shoes are made by women for women and named after the coolest of them?
Our Shoelover community is involved in the entire design process, from idea to finished shoe, to constantly improve comfort.
Then the leather travels to Tuscany, Italy - a region famous for shoemaking. A pair of Roccamore boots takes 3 months, 17 people and 22 steps to create.
We collaborate with several Italian factories in the Tuscany area, an area known for its know-how and fantastic craftsmanship. Every detail, from the elastic to the heel, is handled by some of the best shoemakers in the world. Finally, all shoes are collected and sent to our Danish warehouse by truck.
After a detailed quality check, your shoes travel by truck back to Denmark. Ready to be purchased in our stores and online, and find their perfect match.
Unlike many mass-produced brands, roccamore shoes are not covered in heavy coatings, often containing plastic to give the shoes an artificial-perfect finish.
The fact that our shoes are made by hand from natural materials means that there may be small imperfections that in no way detract from the quality or durability of the shoes. These imperfections are not defects, but rather a reminder that the shoes are made by hand and with integrity.
For every pair of shoes sold in our Traceable Collection and Cradle to Cradle Certified® Collection, we donate 7 kr to Hellebro. We know it doesn't sound like much, but many small steps can make a big difference and our mission is to donate 50,000 kr by 2023.
We are happy that you want to help us support this amazing project!
