Some wading boots are bought for a season.
Andrew boots are built for years.
Since 1981, Andrew has been crafting footwear in Montebelluna, Italy, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern materials and technologies.
Handcrafted in Italy since 1981.
Why are Andrew boots different? →
Craftsmanship Before Marketing
While many footwear manufacturers have moved production to Asia, Andrew remains committed to its roots. Every pair is still made in Montebelluna, Italy — one of the world's most respected regions for technical and outdoor footwear manufacturing.
Each pair combines traditional shoemaking techniques, decades of experience and modern technologies. The result is not footwear designed for a single season, but equipment built to perform for years on the water.
From Workshop to Riverbank
The Fly, Creek and Marea models were developed specifically for fly anglers. Stability on slippery rocks, durability under demanding use and long-lasting comfort are among the qualities that have earned Andrew the trust of fishermen across Europe.
Andrew also employs construction methods that are rarely seen today. Strong structural connections, premium leather and the ability to repair the boots contribute to a significantly longer service life than most mass-produced footwear.
Technology Supporting Craftsmanship
Although Andrew is deeply rooted in traditional craftsmanship, modern technology plays an important role throughout the manufacturing process. Every production stage is carefully controlled to ensure the finished product meets the demands of serious outdoor use, including fly fishing.
That is why Andrew boots are trusted not only by anglers, but also by hunters, mountain guides and outdoor enthusiasts looking for dependable footwear without compromise.
