Ortto-Kenkä
Handmade custom orthopedic shoes and insoles for customers in Finland
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Ortto-Kenkä
Ortto-Kenkä makes custom orthopedic shoes and supportive insoles to customers’ measurements, and provides shoe repair services. Products are handmade at its own factory in Tampere, without subcontracting.
The company is a family business founded in 1976. Its founder remains involved, and leadership passed to his son in 2004. It employs eight people.
Product: Custom orthopedic shoes, supportive insoles and shoe repair services.
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