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Bass
USINFO | 2013-05-31 09:34
G.H. Bass & Co. has developed, grown and expanded over the years, but its basic policies remain the same. They believe quality leather and thorough workmanship are the foundation of good shoemaking and strive to build the best possible shoe for the purpose for which it will be used.
1870's
George Henry Bass, the owner of a tannery in Wilton, Maine, embarks upon a career in shoemaking when he purchases shares of E.P. Packard & Co., a local shoe manufacturer. George becomes the sole owner and changes the name of the company to G.H. Bass & Co.
Bass takes orders, delivers shoes to his customers and gleans feedback from the wearers so he could make the "best possible shoe".
1990’s—Today
The Bass brand continues to be the manufacturer capturing the essence of American casual and weekend footwear throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and South America.
1870's
George Henry Bass, the owner of a tannery in Wilton, Maine, embarks upon a career in shoemaking when he purchases shares of E.P. Packard & Co., a local shoe manufacturer. George becomes the sole owner and changes the name of the company to G.H. Bass & Co.
Bass takes orders, delivers shoes to his customers and gleans feedback from the wearers so he could make the "best possible shoe".
1990’s—Today
The Bass brand continues to be the manufacturer capturing the essence of American casual and weekend footwear throughout the United States, Europe, Asia and South America.
