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WÖHRL Würzburg

WÖHRL Würzburg brings fashion, shoes, personal advice, and specialist services together in a department store in Würzburg. You find clothing arranged by style and occasion, including casual wear, business looks, seasonal trends, familiar brands, and new labels. Personal advice helps you combine complete outfits across cashmere, everyday basics, current fashion, and special offers.

The business began as Rudolf Wöhrl’s family company in 1933, then opened its clothing store in 1964. His sons Gerhard and Hans Rudolf took over in 1970 and continued the family business. Wöhrl acquired the Völk textile business in 1985, whose roots reached back to Georg Karl Völk’s shop from 1846. The former Völk branch later closed, while this house developed its shopping worlds around style, occasion, and individual service.

Tretter adds shoes for women, men, and children across leisure, sport, work, everyday use, and formal occasions. Shoe repairs are accepted there, and products can be reserved online for collection in the store. Schuhmanufaktur Marx creates made-to-measure shoes around a personal last, with individually chosen materials, shapes, colours, initials, names, or logos. An accessible public toilet also forms part of the facilities, while the custom last remains the detail that best captures the house’s personal approach.

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