Elegance, luxury, and distinct detail portray every aspect of the Katharine Page brand. Katharine Page has been an avid competitive equestrian showing on the “A” circuit for over 25 years. With her avid experience in the saddle and love for classic fashion, she began her luxury shoe collection in 2013 to showcase the true detail and workmanship from equestrian sports.
The art of the “fancy stitch” from the hunter/jumper style bridle is represented in many aspects of the Katharine Page brand. We are truly in awe with the design of her hand painted storefront from the Hampton Classic. This boutique encompasses every detail from branding, merchandising, and extraordinary creativity.
Each shoe is designed and inspired from traditional equestrian events or terms and made in Italy.
The Newmarket (pictured far right) is one of Katharine Page’s newest styles. It is inspired by the classic Newmarket boot, featuring a criss-cross vamp made with the same fine cotton linen.
The Devon, Hampton, Keswick, Fairfield, Del Mar, and Saratoga are pictured above.
The “Capriole” ballet flat style features soft suede material and traditional grosgrain ribbon with a padded leather footbed for comfort.
Katharine’s pup is even painted in the boutique, “She goes everywhere with me!” stated Katharine.
The equestrian style painted details in the Katharine Page boutique are simply stunning.
Pretty in pale pink, not only are these extra-sweet ribbons traditional and classy, but these are functional business cards for Katharine Page! *Priceless*
For more information about Katharine Page, please visit the website here.
Katharine Page is a new American brand drawing inspiration from the traditions of equestrian sport. The finest natural materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and our signature ‘fancy stitching,’ are key elements of our brand.
It is wonderful to see the Katharine Page boutique recognized for it’s creativity and beauty. An early advocate, I appreciate the extraordinary style and comfort of this beautiful line of footwear. I wear my Katharine Page ballet flats almost every day in the city. Really nice article- well written and well deserved!