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His suit has a secret: just below the belt of his trousers and above the shoulders of his jacket are discrete perforations that let out Christian Louboutin Sandals body heat, helping keep the wearer cool and dry. His shoes, too, have an agenda beyond fashion: their soles have tiny holes that release vapor but keep water out, helping end what Polegato calls the smelly-feet era.
This type of crusading anti-sweat technology has made Polegato, 55, one of the world's wealthiest people (No. 287 at $3 billion, according to Forbes). In 1995, he founded the Italian casual footwear company Geox and has grown it into a multi-billion-dollar business that operates in 68 countries.Louboutin Sandals Geox's success comes from a single concept: its patented breathable fabric, first used in the soles of its shoes and now sewn into its new, growing line of apparel. Sales last year were up 26 percent from 2006, reaching $1.2 billion. The value of its stock, listed on the Milan stock exchange, has more than doubled in the past three years, giving the company a market capitalization of $3.9 billion.
Polegato, who comes from a northern Italian family of vintners and holds degrees in wine technology and law, discounted Christian Louboutin Shoes sale has now set his sites on the United States. The company currently operates 16 stores here, mostly in upscale urban shopping areas like New York City's Madison Avenue and Los Angeles's Beverly Drive and plans to expand rapidly. The stores carry Geox's moderately priced shoes for men, women and children, as well as selections from its new and growing line of apparel. His goal? To overtake giants like Nike and Adidas to become the No. 1 footwear brand in the world.discounted Christian Louboutin Boots
With its arrival in the United States, Geox has come full circle. Polegato hatched the idea for his company while planning a walk in the desert near Reno, Nevada back in 1989. He was there to promote his family business at a conference of winemakers.