Meet Freja Mocca
Step into autumn with our beautiful new tall boot, Freja Mocca. Crafted in a deep, dark mocha shade with subtle burgundy undertones, it perfectly complements autumn’s warm color palette. The high shaft makes it an ideal companion for cooler days, effortlessly completing your look with long coats and feminine skirts. Thoughtful details, such as the white contrast stitching and signature stiletto heels, highlight the exquisite craftsmanship and give the boot a refined edge. Freja Mocca is available in very limited quantities, making it the ultimate choice for those looking to add a unique and luxurious foundation to their wardrobe.
Scientifically Validated Comfort
Roccamore's insole has been validated by scientific research at Hvidovre Hospital.
"The orthopedic stilettos are designed with arch support and a small pad that pushes up under the forefoot, creating a larger contact area under the entire foot. This helps distribute weight and relieve pressure, especially on the forefoot."
- PhD and orthopedic surgeon at Hvidovre Hospital, Jeannette Østergaard Penny.
Freja Klint
Our Freja boots are named after actress Freja Klint Sandberg. Freja trained at the Danish National School of Performing Arts and has already made a strong mark on both the theatre and film scenes. She approaches her roles with presence, courage and a unique ability to bring depth and life to her characters, which was particularly evident in her film debut "Ingen Kære Mor", in which she plays the lead role of Luis. Her impressive debut earned her two Bodil nominations and a Robert nomination, and she also won the Svend Award for "Rising Star of the Year". Freja's work has already taken her to some of Denmark's leading theatre stages, where her talent has also been recognised. She received the Lauritzen Foundation's "We Believe in You" Award and was nominated for a Reumert Award for her performance in "Pride & Prejudice" at Betty Nansen Theatre. She has also appeared at the Royal Danish Theatre in productions such as "Kasimir and Karoline" and "Dancing with Regitze", as well as in "Jeppe on the Hill" at Aarhus Theatre.