Maison
Kendrick
Independent Parisian house. Designed in Paris. Crafted in the Italian Marche.
The Founder
He watched first. Then he built.
Trained as an engineer - Renault, then Valeo R&D Mexico - Kendrick later became a published photographer. His images ran in Le Figaro, Forbes, Elle, Madame Figaro, L'Officiel, L'Obs.
Two decades spent in runway pits, watching how a woman's posture shifted the moment her shoes carried her properly. The line of the back. The angle of the chin. The space she took.
Kendrick is what came after that observation.
"I wanted to materialize the strength I saw on the runways. I bought a hide, a needle, thread, and began."
Lineage
Shoes, before.
One grandfather was a bottier, a French shoemaker. The other managed a luxury footwear store. The craft skipped a generation. It returned through observation, not training.
Heritage is not a marketing argument. It is what makes restraint instinctive.
On record
Seen on screen. Read in print.
Television
France TV · TF1 · Canal+ · beIN Sports · M6 · T18. Worn on air by Mélanie Taravant, Maya Lauque, Marie Drucker, Karine Ferri, Anggun, Caroline Roux, Isabelle Ithurburu, Laurie Cholewa, Hélène Mannarino, Pauline Sanzey, Ava Djamshidi.
Press
Madame Figaro · Vanity Fair · L'Officiel · Grazia · VOICI · Palace Scope · PAP Magazine · BASIC · Purplehaze Magazine.
"These Kendrick Paris ankle boots tick every box."
"They are the most comfortable on earth, and on top of being truly beautiful, I get nothing but compliments every time I wear them."
Today
Small house. Deliberate scale.
Measured drops. No restock. Structural rarity.
Each pair: full-grain lambskin upper, leather sole, Vero Cuoio, handmade in the Marche region of Italy by a family atelier specialising in heeled footwear.
Four silhouettes: ALIGN 110 ankle boot, AXIS 110 boot, EDGE 110 pump, POISE 110 sandal. Four shades: black, carmine, ivoire, saffron.