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Myrqvist x Skultuna Shoehorn

Myrqvist x Skultuna Shoehorn

1.110,00 DKK
1.110,00 DKK
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The Myrqvist x Skultuna shoehorn is made in solid brass, designed by Myrqvist and made by Skultuna, the Swedish Royal Merchant founded in 1607. Created to mark Myrqvist’s tenth anniversary, it eases the heel into the shoe while sparing the heel counter, and is as much an interior detail as a tool, to keep or to give.

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  • Free shipping over 1 000 DKK
  • Delivery within 1-3 days
  • Free exchanges within 30 days

Details

The Myrqvist x Skultuna shoehorn is solid brass, designed by Myrqvist and made by Skultuna, the Swedish brass foundry founded by King Karl IX of Sweden in 1607.

Created to mark Myrqvist’s tenth anniversary, it eases the heel into the shoe while sparing the heel counter, so well-made shoes keep their shape for longer. Built to last a lifetime, just like the shoes it was designed for.

As much an interior detail as a tool, to keep or to give. Presented in a branded gift box.

  • Solid brass
  • Designed by Myrqvist
  • Made by Skultuna, founded in 1607
  • Created for Myrqvist’s tenth anniversary
  • Engraved with the Myrqvist and Skultuna marks
  • Fitted with a black leather hanging strap

Shipping & Delivery

Shipping to Denmark usually takes between 2 and 5 days.

Orders weighing more than 4.5 kg (about three or more pairs of shoes) ship from 160 DKK.

Are you not shipping to Denmark? Check our Shipping page to find the correct information for your country, or change country using the menu in our footer.

Above 1 000 DKK

  • FedEx Regional Economy – Free
  • PostNord Service Point – 19 DKK
  • FedEx International Priority – 82 DKK

Below 1 000 DKK

  • FedEx Regional Economy – 39 DKK
  • PostNord Service Point – 39 DKK
  • FedEx International Priority – 121 DKK

Returns & Exchanges

Items can be exchanged for free within 30 days of delivery, and returned within 14 days of delivery. The return shipping fee for your country is deducted from your refund.

Country / Region Return Cost
Sweden Free. 75 SEK for sale items.
Norway 99 NOK
Denmark 29 DKK. 99 DKK for sale items.
Germany 10 EUR
Rest of EU 10 EUR
Switzerland 10 EUR
United Kingdom 9 GBP
United States 15 USD
Canada 15 USD
Rest of World 39 USD

Some items cannot be exchanged or returned, including but not limited to:

  • Engraved Products
  • Made-To-Order Products
  • Shoes with signs of wear
  • Items with removed tags

For more information, please refer to our Return & Exchange section.

Care Instructions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a shoe horn used for, and do I need one?
A shoehorn lets the heel slide into the shoe instead of pressing down on the heel counter, the stiffened back of the shoe. Used every time, it helps leather shoes keep their shape and last longer.

How do you use a shoe horn?
Loosen the laces, then rest the shoehorn against the inside back of the shoe. Slide your foot in so that the heel glides along the shoehorn, and draw it out as the heel settles into place.

Is a short or a long shoe horn better?
Neither is better; it depends on how you put your shoes on. A short, hand-held shoehorn is used sitting down and is easy to store or travel with, while a long-handled one lets you stay standing. This one is a short, hand-held shoehorn.

Why choose a brass shoe horn over wood or plastic?
Shoehorns are made in metal, wood, horn and plastic, and metal is valued for its longevity. This one is made in solid brass by Skultuna, whose products are made to last.

Does brass tarnish, and how do I care for it?
Brass is a living material. This shoehorn is untreated brass, so it darkens and develops a patina over time, which some prefer. To keep a shine, Skultuna recommends a gentle brass polish applied with a dry, soft cloth.

Who makes the shoe horn, and where is it sold?
It is designed by Myrqvist and made by Skultuna, founded in 1607 and a Swedish Royal Merchant. It is sold in Myrqvist stores, in Skultuna stores, and at myrqvist.com and skultuna.com.

Who is the Myrqvist x Skultuna shoe horn a good gift for?
Anyone who wears and looks after leather shoes, whether a partner, a father or a friend. Made in solid brass by Skultuna, it is an everyday tool and, in founder Sebastian Öhrn’s words, a beautiful interior detail. It comes in a branded gift box.
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Designed in Sweden

Handcrafted in Portugal

All our shoes are handcrafted in Portugal and predominantly made with the Goodyear Welted construction that allows them to last for decades. We only use the finest leathers from the very best tanneries in the world.

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The journey of Myrqvist started in 2016. It started small, like most things do, but with a very precise idea; to craft quality footwear in a timeless design and at a reasonable price. A product that could withstand both the test of time as well as the test of trends.

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