Florsheim Shoes information

Florsheim Shoes is an American shoe brand. Founded in Chicago in 1892, it is now a subsidiary of Weyco Group, which is owned by members of the founding...

Stodhill, Ron (2007-06-24). "The Florsheims, Back in Their Own Shoes". The New York Times. Retrieved 2015-06-16. "Florsheim Shoe Company Building". City of...

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estrangement with his father Harold Florsheim, son of company founder Milton S. Florsheim, Thomas Florsheim, Sr. left the Florsheim Shoe Company and invested $750...

partnered up with Florsheim Shoes in 2009 to create a line of men's designer shoes. The collection is based on a marriage of Florsheim's tradition and quality...

Norwood High School. LaPaglia was working in Adelaide as a shoe salesman for Florsheim Shoes in the early 1980s. He asked to be transferred to the US and...

B. Dick, Pan American World Airways, Adams Hats, Schrafft's, and Florsheim Shoes also had offices in the building. Notable modern tenants include: Creative...

Scarpetta. Benton is an FBI profiler. "He was FBI right down to his Florsheim shoes, a sharp-featured man with prematurely silver hair suggesting a mellow...

Africa national team. Ngwenya was named after the American classic shoe brand Florsheim Shoes by his father, who owned multiple pairs of the brand. Mabunda...

became the Weyco Group, and has gone on to produce brands including Florsheim Shoes. The building was used for its original purpose until 1994. Since then...

was built in 1925–28 for businessman Harold M. Florsheim, who later became the president of Florsheim Shoes. Chicago architect Ernest Grunsfeld, who went...

time, which included Thom McAn, Montgomery Ward, JCPenney, Sears, and Florsheim Shoes. EbLens continued to succeed and expand, by expanding its selection...

Hyman married Irving Florsheim, a navy officer and heir (along with his brother, Harold) to the Florsheim Shoe Company. The Florsheims had two children,...

Joan Florsheim, daughter of Claire (née Block) Florsheim Zeisler (1903–1991) and Harold Florsheim (son of Milton S. Florsheim, the founder of Florsheim Shoes);...

acquisitions included high-end shoe maker Florsheim in 1952, Canada's largest shoe maker Savage Shoes, Ltd. in 1954, and Caribe Shoe Corporation of Puerto Rico...

first suburban locations of Houston Trunk Factory, Battelstein's and Florsheim Shoes. In addition to Foley's, Montgomery Ward also opened as an anchor,...

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Her father, who has been working in the shoe business since he was 14 years old, ran stores for Florsheim Shoes and later worked for G.H. Bass & Co. in...

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in the late 1960s and mid-1970s, which included Sunset House Gifts, Florsheim Shoes, Nobby, Pier One Imports, and Putney Station Restaurant at the north...