SYAHH is not recognised by a symbol but by four small decisions. This page explains why.
When a shoe collection reaches one hundred models, it is not the logo that carries the brand but the decisions that repeat. At SYAHH there are four: the champagne-gold double curve on the heel, the bordeaux lining, the double-curved stitching and the double-grooved sole edge. All four are in every model; none gets in the way.
Eight colours: black, espresso, bordeaux, midnight blue, cognac, sand, cream and olive. Calf leather, suede and nubuck. The lining is always bordeaux leather, with the SYAHH wordmark embossed in the insole. Keeping the colour count small holds the collection together: an Oxford next to a ballet flat visibly belongs to the same family.
In the women’s collection heel heights run from 22 to 70 mm; almond, square and pointed toes. In the men’s collection the lasts are narrow and long; closed lacing on the Oxford, open lacing on the Derby, a saddle strap on the loafer. Every last is tested individually for comfort at the sample stage.
The images on this site are design concepts, not production drawings. Measurements are design targets. Prices are sample prices in euros; the price list, stock and delivery times follow at launch.
The leather is chosen from the palette of eight colours. Lining bordeaux, metal champagne gold.
Last, sole and buckle fittings are tested on the first sample; comfort and proportion are decided here.
Double curve, stitching and sole groove are checked one by one at final inspection. If one is missing, it is not a SYAHH.
