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Description:
Launched in 2013 by Jonathan Hirschfeld and Max Schiller, EYTYS is a Swedish footwear brand. The brand is well known for its unisex platform sneaker with a thick rubber and minimal upper, which lead the label to overnight success. The brand seeks to fill a void for the young generation looking for a stylish and versatile shoe that is both comfortable and affordable.
Contact Information
Head Office Address:
64 New Cavendish Street, London W1G 8TB
Website:
www.eytys.com
Website Traffic:
89,750 (n desktop and mobile web in last 6 months). Source: SimilarWeb
Key Locations:
75 Brewer Street,
London, W1F 9US
Company Information
Segments / Shopping Categories:
Footwear; Menswear; Accessories
Parent Company/Key Investors:
Seed Capital came from Jonathan Hirschfeld and Max Schiller
UK Standalone Stores:
1
UK Concessions:
5
International Stores & Stockists:
1
Key Concessions:
Matches; The Store; Our Legacy; Other Shop; LN-CC
Key Countries Shipped To:
UK; EU
Key Executives
Chief Executive:
Jonathan Hirschfeld
Social Media
Instagram:
instagram.com/eytys
Facebook:
facebook.com/Eytys
Linked-in:
linkedin.com/eytys/
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