
BoingBoing turns fairy-tale motifs into story shoes, pairing family shoemaking with wide-fit, water-repellent designs for parents, children, and friends.
Fashion and apparel covers clothing, footwear, and pieces worn with them. Formoria groups everyday, technical, and design-led labels by their main wearables and product tags. A fashion brand's point of view may come from cut, textile, last, or the setting in which a piece is worn. This category does not claim that every item is made in Taiwan; each listing records its Taiwan connection and available product evidence separately.

BoingBoing turns fairy-tale motifs into story shoes, pairing family shoemaking with wide-fit, water-repellent designs for parents, children, and friends.

2BM builds lightweight air-cushioned sandals, carbon-plate racers, and Flyknit sneakers around rebound comfort, roomy fits, and recyclable design.

Founded by two women, Major Pleasure creates genuine-leather shoes with Taiwanese makers, from hand-shaped lasts to Mary Janes, loafers and everyday styles.

Mr.poca turns Taiwanese street scenes and snacks into playful illustrations, handmade parent-child clothing, women’s wear and everyday goods.

I.A.N. Design pairs organic cotton, non-toxic dyeing and botanical hand-dyeing with a durable laundry bag made from 100% recycled PET yarn.

Tainan-born Sanly Joy turns 40+ years of Taiwanese shoemaking into leather women’s shoes and handmade bags shaped for local feet.

One Shoe pairs braided grass soles with handmade uppers, Japanese fabrics, and Taiwanese materials across wide-fit Muse, Asanoha, and men’s shoes.

C.C.W. blends classical aesthetics with contemporary tailoring, using comfortable materials, gender-neutral cuts, and architectural lines for everyday and formal wear.

SAYDOW offers simple, comfortable everyday wear, from thermal and cooling layers to quick-dry sportswear and smooth antibacterial underwear.

URNAVY turns textile art and reflections on women into softly tailored clothing and sculptural accessories shaped by Taiwanese-Korean collaboration.

Founded in Tainan in 1952, New Buffalo makes ergonomic footwear for wider Taiwanese feet, including Potato Planet, chef, work, and everyday shoes.

odd CIRKUS pairs Tokyo design with Taiwanese shoemaking in raw-rubber canvas skate shoes tested by 300 skaters over 100 days.