HISTORY
The Delman label, established by Herman Delman in 1919, has long been renowned for finely crafted shoes. Having partnerships with Bergdorf Goodman as well as such fashion luminaries as Roger Vivier for Christian Dior, Delman is one of the most highly respected salon brands in American footwear.
For over eight decades, Delman has appealed to women who appreciate chic, luxurious shoes that are timeless, yet innovative. Stories and anecdotes about Delman shoes are passed down from generation to generation, providing memorable fashion moments for women of all ages. Numerous twentieth century style icons, including Katherine Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis all donned Delman shoes. Continuing this legacy, new generations of women, including some of today's top trendsetters, are wearing Delman shoes for their unparalleled fit, exceptional quality and fashion forward designs. Delman presents a wide range of styles, including an array of toe characters, colors, shapes and heel heights, ensuring that there is a variation of shoes for every type of women.
Delman presents sleek silhouettes that are ornately finished, and can be found everywhere from Park Avenue to Palm Beach. Traditional and classic styles are updated with contemporary flair and crafted in the finest Italian leathers-soft, supple patents and refined suedes and kidskins. From elegant ballet flats to the sexiest sandals, Delman shoes are guaranteed to make women feel fabulous.
OUR DESIGNER
Morteza Saifi first gained notoriety as a downtown New York fashion designer in the late Nineties by creating a buzz among fashion front liners for his artfully made creations and innovative fashion shows. Part of a wave of young talents that shifted the landscape of New York fashion, Saifi was recognized as an Avant-garde designer in Visionaries Fashion 2001. His collections were sold internationally, and his body of work was covered in numerous publications.
In early 2000 he transitioned his focus to shoe design, eventually gaining the position of Design Director for Vince Camuto's first Salon line, J Vincent. His responsibilities there led him to work with skilled technicians and to a better comprehension of the craft of shoe making.
As in his fashion line, his unconventional approach to shoe design, his passion for details, and his appreciation of luxury materials sets him apart from other designers.