Tuesday 25 March 2014

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Bally Shoes  Biography

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Carl Franz Bally was born in Schonenwed, Switzerland in 1821. In 1847 Carl Franz Bally and his brother take over their father’s elastic ribbon and suspender manufacture. In 1851 Carl together with his brother founds “Bally & Co”. in the Swiss hamlet of Schönenwald he employs German shoemakers who work in the basement of his own home, the “Haus zum Felsgarten”. The first shoes are still entirely handmade but their manufacture is based on the division of labour. After initial problems with production and quality, in 1854 a factory is built in the centre of the village. When his brother Fritz leaves the business, Carl Franz Bally founds the company “C.F. Bally”. First stores open in Bern, Basle and Zurich and exports to South America begin. In 1868 Bally builds a new elastic ribbon factory and a water channel to provide water-driven turbine power for the first MacKay Sole sewing machine. In 1870 C.F. Bally Co. is at the top of the European shoe industry because of almost entire mechanization of its production. The company quickly expands and opens branches in Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Geneva and Paris. Bally’s shoes become more comfortable, graceful and fashionable, following strong influences from Paris. Though mass-produced, thanks to their excellent finish, quality of the material and refined decoration, Bally shoes already stand for luxury. As of 1880, Bally employs agents to sell its products in Alexandria, Barcelona, Beirut, Brussels, Bucharest, Cairo, Constantinople, Hamburg, Lisbon, Madrid, Marseille, Sofia and Vienna. In 1892 Carl Franz Bally hands over the business to his sons who rename it C.F. Bally and Sons. He died in 1898 but his son continued the business. Bally begins using machines to join the upper and lower while most of the work is still done by hand. After a major adaptation to the needs of the market, the British retail organization, the London Shoe Co., is founded and stores open at New Bond Street and Victory Street. Initially baby shoes and silk dancing shoes were exported. The years after 1900 are determined by an economic boom and free trade without barriers. Important markets are built up in France, Germany, Austria and Italy. In 1907 Bally becomes a publicly help company – C. F. Bally Co. Ltd. – with a majority stake still in family hands. The Bally realm expands continuously, new production sites in France, new factories in Dottikon and Nidergösgen, tanneries in Argentina and retail stores in Switzerland are opened. In 1921 C.F. Bally AG is established as a holding company, comprising five separate divisions; retail, wholesale, production, tannery and real estate. Slowly the economic situation in Europe improves and Bally recovers form the crisis and increases both retail stores and production sites in all parts of the world. In Switzerland a retail sales company is founded, the Bally Arola AG. The world depression affects Bally’s shoe production and exports. In 1942 C.F. Bally’s home “zum Felsgarten” is transformed into the Bally Shoe Museum. With the celebration of Bally’s centenary in 1951 a period of boom years begins. Originally inspired by the elegant lifestyle of a luxury hotel, the Scribe, the ultimate men’s dress shoe, joins the Bally line. The name derives from the prestigious Scribe Hotel in Paris, where Max Bally, grandson of C.F. Bally, resides during these years. As of 1965, increasing imports of low-priced shoes result in the saturation of the Swiss market and exports decline. Bally has to diversify and opens several industries, specialized in rubber, glues and other chemicals, which subsequently become independent. The company increases sales and extends its international distribution. As of 1976. Bally clothing handbags and other leather accessories are added to the product range.
From the very start, Chen was interested in clean, simple lines in strong, monochromatic colors. It is an instinct and signature that has remained with Chen for the last twenty years. Ronen Chen proposes a stylish and minimalist label in monochromatic colors, inspired by his love for architecture. His clothing always falls marvelously on any type of silhouette. A true artist, he prefers to begin garment design by first draping fabrics on a mannequin and then to let himself be driven by the fabric, rather than to sketch the design on paper. The result is creations that mould easily to any shape. “I take a piece of fabric and i start to drape it on the same mannequin that I’ve been using for the last 20 years,” he says, calling the mannequin his “secret” for its perfect proportions. “It’s clothing that’s understood and because it’s draped, with very few seams, it’s comfortable and that’s what my customers love.”
Group of shoemakers joined forces in Philadelphia in battle for wages and workplace amenities; christened themselves Federal Society of Journeymen Cordwainers; move to unionize due to shift from "economic clientage" to open wage system that occurred in America during late 18th century; workers joined forces to legitimize wage scales, guard against competition from bargain-basement priced labor, craftsman.

1804 - Thomas and Amos Evans ran small shoe business attached to general store in South Reading, VT (cut leather parts for their shoes); supplied all uppers, soles, counters, heels, farmed shoe making process among local citizens (shoemaker-farmers assembled shoes, sewed by hand whenever spare time could be found); 1832 - James Madison Evans entered business; 1841 - Lucius Bolles (L.B.) Evans (younger brother of James Madison) started his own shoe business (became founder of present L.B. Evans Company); pre-1880 - Harvey B. Evans (son) beaome partner; 1905 - incorporated as the L.B. Evans’ Son Company; came to specialize in high quality men's slippers (leather, suede, wool); May 29, 1956 - L.B. Evans’ Son Company registered "Evans" trademark first used in January 1915 (men's ad boys' shoes and slippers); February 2000 - acquired by Daniel Green Company; December 2001 - Daniel Green, L.B. Evans, Woolrich lines acquired by Elan-Polo, Inc. (formed Daniel Green Enterprises, LLC).

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

Bally Shoes Shoes From Wht 90s For Women For Men For Girls Size Chart Clipart 2014 Tumblr Online For Women High Heels

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