The city that shoes made | Benjamin Locsin Layug

Here in the Philippines, when one mentions locally made shoes, the first word that comes into mind is Marikina.  The Shoe Capital of the Philippines, the shoe making industry in this city began in 1887 when Don Laureano “Kapitan Moy” Guevarra served as Marikina’s captain municipal.  Historical accounts say that he…

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