About Us
In 1986, Trident International Trading Corporation launched a series of boat
shoes under the Swatch Seasider label, and it immediately made an impact in the course of Philippine shoe manufacturing history. Based in Marikina City––the shoe capital of the Philippines—Swatch Seasider charted a course that took it to where it is today, undoubtedly one of the premier label for men’s casual footwear in the country.
Under the leadership of its founders and designers, Trident International grew from a 5-man operation into a network of more than 200 skilled artisans, craftsmen, and patternmakers housed in three fully-equipped buildings and factories in Marikina City. Today, Trident International hand-crafts anywhere between 500 to 800 pairs of shoes daily under its banner label—Swatch Seasider.
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Using only the best materials, sourcing is done both nationally and worldwide. Every pair is handmade with strong attention to detail. Every design is made with careful thought. Today’s Filipino requires comfort and style as he treads about the urban jungle. Swatch Seasider aims to provide that—and a knowing confidence that when you have on a pair, you have on a guarantee of quality.
From a single style of boat shoes 18 years ago, Swatch Seasider now carries five distinctive collections of men’s footwear. The Act!ve collection complements your athletic style with a selection of golf, bowling, and boating shoes. The Leisure collection takes you anywhere with its line of comfortable casuals. The Resort collection boasts of footwear you can play with in surf and turf. The Classic collection has a line of stylish footwear for the urban professionals. And the Jr. label starts off today’s boys on the right foot.
Go try on a pair of Swatch Seasider today. You can FIND our footwear at leading department stores and specialty stores nationwide. You can also get a pair at Canvas Studio in Robinson’s Pioneer Mandaluyong along Edsa, and soon at Canvas Gallery in Blue Wave Marquinton Mall in Marikina.
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