POSCO makes comfortable shoes that are handcrafted and designed using upcycled cotton canvas and naturally dyed cotton.

We are the hijos, nietos and even bisnietos of immigrants. We come from everywhere and yet we now belong to one place: Latin America. And within Latin America, to the south of south, that is Argentina: the country of el buen vino, los asados, el gaucho, el cuero, el tango,el chamamé y la cumbia. But most importantly, the land of our beloved ones.

What we do is important. Why we do it, is vital:
We make handcrafted Argentinean leather shoes. We make upcycled cotton canvas sneakers. We care about the people who work with us, the community that sorrunds us and those who helped us grow. 

Since launching POSCO, we have been working on two major ways of improving leather production: traceability and chemical transparency. All our leather products are handmade by Argentine specialists using traditional methods in dyed, vegetable-tanned leather products. They are made in small quantities on customer request and are created to last, but also to reduce energy and waste (that is why we pay special attention to water usage during the tanning process) as part of responsible production in the slow fashion movement.



Gaston Greco

POSCO

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Shoes

they are slightly narrow, i like their slim look but i would buy one size up 

The shoes are very well done, I love their shape and their minimalist look overall. It’s a new shoe that i can dress up or down accordingly. love them :))

Love the mission and story of the brand, plus the sneakers are cool, comfortable and go with everything. 

This is a great, versatile, staple shoe to have in your closet. It goes with everything! It is sustainable and great quality.

Resistencia Canvas Crudo in upcycled cotton <3 my favorite sneaker ever! Made responsibly with the best materials and the design is an absolute classic. 

The customer service and pricing were highly disappointing. There is a lack of transparency regarding the final cost of the product, including taxes and additional expenses upon arrival in Chile. Unfortunately, Cecilia’s handling of the sale has resulted in a poor review for the company and a strong negative recommendation about the overall Posco purchasing experience.

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