" In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois. The first pairs of Florsheim shoes made by Milton and his father, Sigmund, were a remarkable combination of style, comfort and high quality workmanship.
Milton realized from the very beginning that a high quality product was only one of the factors necessary for success... " more

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" Established in 1993, Joseph’s Fine Men’s Shoes has become the premier supplier of fine men's fashion footwear in the Delaware Valley. Located in Center City, Philadelphia, Joseph’s Fine Men's Shoes is known for its huge assortment of designer footwear and accessories all over the world. We carry quality shoes and boots for dress, work and casual wear, including slippers, in all the latest styles and in an array of colors and materials. With our deep discount prices, Joseph’s Fine Men’s Shoes has shoes to fit any budget. Some of the brands carried in our store and online include Allen-Edmonds, Ecco, L.B. Evans slippers, H.S. Trask, Polo Ralph Lauren, Rockport, Sandro Moscoloni, Sebago, Timberland and more. Joseph’s Fine Men’s Shoes also features a wide range of sizes starting at size 6 and going up to size 16. We also carry a large assortment of wide width shoes and we hve a variety of accessories, such as belts, to complete the outlet of everyone, from the businessman to the casual wearer. " more