Are they made in Italy?
'Prodotti' — 'pro-DOT-ti'. Three syllables, stress on second. Double 't'.
When quality and origin matter to you. Italy produces some of the world's finest shoes but also sells imported brands. Being direct about this matters.
'Prodotti' = produced/made (past participle used as adjective, plural). 'In Italia' = in Italy. 'Sono prodotti' = they are made. 'Made in Italy' is the fixed English phrase used in Italian labelling.
Dove sono prodotte?
Where are they produced?
Open question — asking for the country/region of production
Sono artigianali?
Are they handcrafted?
'Artigianale' = artisanal/handcrafted — a key quality indicator
La produzione è interamente italiana?
Is the production entirely Italian?
More specific — checking for full Italian production
Civitanova Marche and Porto Sant'Elpidio in the Marche region are Italy's shoe manufacturing heartland. The Brenta Riviera (near Venice) is another historic centre. Knowing these regions helps you identify authentic Italian shoes.