Taking a page from Open Source Software, Open Source Footwear gives everyone a chance to have a say in the shoes they want to see. All you need is an idea. Click the Submit Your Design button below to sign in and send away! If John’s inspired by your design, he’ll turn it into a real shoe, add it to the collection, name it after you, and send you a pair! Pretty neat, right?
These Fluevoger designers wished extra hard and now, at last, they’ve become real shoes!
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Aiden Shipley
Aiden Shipley is an artist from Calgary, Alberta who never really followed the conventional rules of 'colouring inside the lines'. He submitted his sketch to Open Source Footwear with encouragement from a rather special avid Fluevoger in his life.
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Marisol Molina Sanchez
Marisol first learned about Fluevogs while browsing through knitting/crocheting sock patterns on Ravelry. She could not believe her eyes once she noticed the glorious shoes the knitwear designers used to promote their patterns.
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Vanessa Walsh
Vanessa has always loved fashion and design. The inspiration for the 'Vanessa' was purely out of necessity.
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Jody Elizabeth
Jody tried on The Mini Qtees, walking around in awe for 10 minutes until she had the revelation, she had to own them.
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Hollie Chantiles
Hollie started Fluevogin' in 1998, when she was studying at the Maryland Institute and College of Art.
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Samantha Zaza
I dream of one day of flying to Beijing and taking the Trans-Mongolian railway to Moscow... in Fluevogs.
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Janet Erwin
she informed us that the future of Fluequestrianism was in our hands. Up until then, we'd had no idea.
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Nastassia Pojidaeva
I have been Fluevogin' for years - well not just me, but my family also.
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