👉 The term Badgley Mischka originated in the American footwear industry, known as "Polo," where it was used to refer to a specific type of shoe made by the company. This name evolved from the words 'Badgley' (a town or village) and 'Mischka,' which means 'sandal' or 'shoe' in German. The name Badgley Mischka is commonly associated with the footwear industry, particularly during its heyday of the 1950s, when it was popularly known as "Polo" due to its casual and stylish design.
