SAPATO

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What started with just an idea between four high school friends 9 years ago has now become one of the few Filipino brands that represent the best in the local shoe industry.
 
Sapato Manila is a household name amongst women who value quality, design and craftsmanship. Since 2006, The Power Plant Mall has been our home and this year, as we celebrate our 9th year in the business, and with more and more imported brands coming in, we decided that Sapato Manila needed to send a stronger message that we are here to stay.
 
Sapato Manila is now S A P A T O. The new name, logo, and store design would signify the brand's transformation. We wanted to make it feel fresh and current. It was also important for us to let our customers sense the change but at the same time to let them know that at its core is still the same brand that produces high quality Philippine handcrafted shoes with timeless designs. S A P A T O is also known for using real leather inside and out which makes our shoes comfortable and even more extraordinary. We are proud to be a shoe brand worn by many women who know what they want and deserve only the best.
S A P A T O is Filipino Luxury.
 
It is Philippines pride and I am so proud of this brand.

 SAPATO have a perfect types of shoes for you. Here are their new collections:

 
 
 

CARMEN NUDE
 

CARMEN RED

GLADICE GAMEL

GLADICE GOLD


GLADICE PURPLE

JENNY PURPLE

LINDA NUDE

LISA BROWN

LISSA Lt. BEIGE

NICOLE BLACK

NICOLE GOLD
 
 
 

RIANNA GOLD
 

RIANNA SILVER
 

RIKKI GOLD
 

RIKKI NUDE
 

RIKKI YELLOW
 

ROSANA BEIGE
 

ROSANA RATTLE SNAKE



For more details:
Contact Number: (02)8976116
Find them at:  2nd Floor Archaeology, Powerplant Mall, Rockwell Center
 
 
 
 

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