You Don'T Know About Those Boat Shoes.

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Drawing on the European traditional big shallow mouth plus "pits" toe technology, its production process is rigorous and complex, and today it still sticks to traditional handwork.

In terms of material selection, it has almost harsh requirements for leather raw materials. After a good combination of Shell Cordovan leather, it is considered the best shoemaking.

The excellent texture of the raw material is embodied in order to ensure the flexibility and permeability of the ship's shoes.

Because each pair of shoes has a whole piece of leather covering on the toe and upper, the color of the leather must be consistent and uniform in thickness.

At the moment of rapid progress, there is more material to choose from, whether it is synthetic leather, fabric, or a mixture of various materials. Durability is still the only criterion to consider whether a pair of hull fabrics is excellent.

As early as the beginning of its birth, the ship's shoes were highly praised for its waterproof properties.

In order to achieve the effect of waterproofing, both inside and outside should be made of top grade leather. After immersion, the sailing shoes can drain and exhaust, and evaporate the water vapor at the foot's temperature, so that the feet feel dry and comfortable in a certain period of time. This is because the orthodox ship shoes have to make an exhaust and drainage suture on the upper heel, if not, this is not a suitable ship shoe.

The seams and 360 degree shoelaces, originally designed for draining and exhausting functions, have developed into an expression of elegance today, which is inextricably linked to the elite nature of sailing.

The shoe lace is also made of 360 degree skin around the leather. The shoe eye is not only strong, but also able to prevent rust and corrosion. This is why the outer plating of 18 K gold or the special treatment of the iron shoe eye.

The sole of the ship's shoes is designed to be skid proof and skid proof. The slip and anti slip marks on the bottom water ripples are the inventions of Mr. Paul Sperry.

Some brands use special No-Slip anti-skid technology when handling soles, and are not affected by wet weather or weather activities.