All our models have a rubber sole with four ventilation holes on each side. This innovative design, patented since 1936, provides permanent natural ventilation inside the shoe. This is the key to the ingenuity of the Spring Court!  

Find out more on our history page.

Selected with the greatest care for their durability, our materials are designed to be worn in all seasons. For the design of our shoes, we use materials such as: cotton (canvas, twill), full grain leather (cowhide, lambskin sourced in France, goatskin), suede and linen.

The glue used in the manufacture of our shoes does not contain any animal products.

Each shoe has a removable insole. Made of shock absorbing cells and the Spring Court natural ventilation system, its lightness and flexibility guarantee exceptional comfort, adapted to the shape of your foot. 

Please refer to the size guide in each of our product descriptions. You can also contact our customer service at: contact@springcourt.com

If the size you have chosen does not fit, you have 30 days after receipt to return your order. See our return policy for more information. You can also visit our shops in Paris to try on our models and find the size that suits you.

If the product you are looking for is no longer available, please contact us at contact@springcourt.com. As our stocks are limited, we will be able to inform you of a possible restock, or to indicate its availability in one of our shops, or at one of our retailers. 

Spring Court is produced in two locations:

- In Spain, where each shoe is manufactured using the direct vulcanisation technique.

- In Vietnam, close to the fields of rubber trees grown in these regions, a major component of rubber. In addition to ensuring the quality of our materials, this location allows us to meet the supply needs of our export markets, such as Japan and Australia, whilst providing a more considered approach to transport and local supply.

Invented in the mid-19th century by Charles Goodyear, vulcanisation involves stabilising raw rubber by adding sulphur. After heating and/or compression, the vulcanised rubber part is UV-stable and has elastomeric properties. After mechanical stress, which can deform it up to several times its size, the material is returned to its original dimensions and desired shape.

Since 1963, we have developed a unique process called "direct vulcanisation" which consists of vulcanising the sole and the upper of the shoe in the same mould. Thanks to the closing pressure of the mould, the rubber penetrates naturally into the fibres of the upper fabric, thus avoiding the use of adhesives and solvents. The implementation of this manufacturing process requires the design of specific moulds.

An Oeko-tex® Standard 100 certified fabric has been checked at every stage of its processing according to strict, regulated criteria.

The cotton in our uppers is Oeko-tex® Standard 100 certified because it complies with these regulations and does not contain chemicals that are harmful to health. Read more about the Oeko-tex® Standard 100 certification here.

The Global Organic Textile Standard certification applies to a natural and 100% organic raw material at all stages of processing, in accordance with the environmental requirements in force. The GOTS-certified materials used in our shoes comply with these regulations and are from a 100% clean textile chain. Find out more about GOTS certification.