Fluevog Shoes
Designs and sells distinctive footwear and shoe-care products to consumers through retail stores and online
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Fluevog Shoes
John Fluevog Shoes designs and sells footwear, including shoes and boots, as well as shoe-care products. Its product range includes leather styles and accessories.
The company sells to consumers through its online shop and retail stores. Its history traces to the 1970 partnership Fox and Fluevog, which opened a shoe store in Vancouver; John Fluevog Shoes later expanded to US and Canadian cities.
The company is based in Vancouver, where it has a creative team, and has an open retail sales role in Ottawa.
Product: Footwear and shoe-care products sold online and through retail stores.
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