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Capezio | Dance. Inspire. Empower. Since 1887, Capezio has been at the forefront of the dance world, crafting innovative and high-quality dancewear, shoes, and accessories. From ballet to Broadway, our products support dancers of all levels and genres, helping them to perform at their best. With over a century of dedication to craftsmanship and creativity, we are committed to elevating the art of dance through timeless designs, modern technology, and unparalleled comfort. Join us as we continue to inspire movement, passion, and artistry for generations to come.

Discount Dance is a company built by dancers for dancers with a fresh perspective. We empower and connect dancers to their passion by offering the best selection of dancewear to support and celebrate this art form. Our vision is to lead the dance community through inclusion, innovation, education, and sustainability. We are linked by a common thread that ties us to dance. Through each of our unique experiences, we understand the grit, discipline, and joy of the art. We celebrate individuality and, with open hearts, embrace the dancer within every body, regardless of ability, age, race, ethnicity, identity, shape, or size. Through our culture, business practices, and curated collections, Discount Dance exists to ignite, inspire, and connect our community of active dancers.Together we are unstoppable.

Freed of London is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of professional dance shoes. With an extensive history dating back to 1929, Freed of London shoes are hand crafted in the UK and today the Freed of London portfolio includes dance apparel, bridal and fashion collections. From humble beginnings in London’s West End, Freed of London was founded by cobbler Frederick Freed in 1929. Working from a basement in Covent Garden, the same site where the brand’s flagship store now stands, Mr Freed and his wife revolutionised the dance shoe industry by tailoring shoes to a dancer’s individual needs. To this day this philosophy remains, and Freed of London shoes continue to be made by hand in the UK.