Børn shoes are manufactured in factories in China, Vietnam and Mexico. Country of origin is indicated on product packaging and printed on the inside upper of each shoe.
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Where is born shoes located?
Børn shoes are manufactured in factories in China, Vietnam and Mexico. Country of origin is indicated on product packaging and printed on the inside upper of each shoe.

Is BOC the same as born?
The b.o.c. brand name is actually a subdivision of Born, so it comes attached to the same high-level quality you’d expect from the mother brand. However, b.o.c takes things one step further and focuses on unique styles that are perfectly in step with current fashion trends as well.
Are Born shoes good?
Every season, we make high-quality shoes that feel as good as they look. With artistic touches, unparalleled craftsmanship, and exquisite materials, we design shoes to satisfy the demands of every lifestyle. Every day of your life, you can count on finding comfort in our shoes.
Do born shoes run wide?

They do run ABOUT a half size too big as other reviewers stated – but not quite. I, unfortunately, wear a size 10.5 which Born doesn’t bother to make. I normally have to go up a half size to an 11 in shoes. The 11 was much too big, so I tried the 10, but that is a smidge too small.
Is BoC a good brand?
B.o.c. shoe is one of the most reliable shoe brands.
What does BoC stand for?
BoC
Acronym | Definition |
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BoC | Breach of Contract (legal term) |
BoC | Base Of Choice |
BoC | Bureau Of Customs |
BoC | Best of Citysearch (resource; various locations) |
Do Born shoes have a wide toe box?
Straight from the womb, we are born with perfectly-shaped feet, with a broad base and toes that splay wide. When we hit the age of four or five, shoes start to become tapered in the toe box and narrow at the heel.
Do BoC shoes have arch support?
“These slip-on shoes from B.o.c are extremely casual and easy to mix with a lot of dresses.” “These sandals have great arch support, that allows you to stand on your feet all-day long.”