Australian Designer Crocodile Leather Flip Flops Start With Pure Handwork.

For most Australians, flip flops are an essential item in wardrobe.

Recently, designer Francis from Darwin, the northern territory of Australia, has chosen another way to make flip flops from crocodile skin.

It is reported that Francis's family has been living in the Northern Territory, she is the fourth generation.

Her great grandfather was a hunter who hunted crocodiles and buffalo, and now she had a picture of her great grandfather and a crocodile crocodile, as well as a family alligator bag.

Francis said, "I was originally studying graphic design, and when I was doing some product design, I started the idea of making crocodile leather shoes.

I think this is a celebration and commemoration of my family tradition. "

Darwin, Australia

Francis Eckert (Francis Elcoate) uses the crocodile skin as the material, hand-made coloring, makes the luxurious rash towels, the limit 100 pairs, each pair price 330 US dollars (approximately 2224 yuan).

Before launching his own brand, Bunjiboo Bespoke Designs, Francis studied and studied at the vocational and Technical Education Institute of Adelaide port.

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Referring to the simple shoemaking mode, she adheres to the concept of "manual" and "limited" to make shoes.

The crocodile skin material was bought from a farm she worked with in Melbourne, and she also bought kangaroo skin from South Australia to make other cortical products.

Francis said, "the local people in Darwin city are very casual. I want to make some men who can attract men.

Products, more sophisticated products.

One of my customers once said that he put on the flip flops he bought from me to the casino and was stopped by the guard. He then took off his shoes and showed them the story behind the shoes, and then they let him in.

It's like a Darwin city version of Cinderella. "

Francis sells shoes mainly in online stores, but some people go to her studio to buy shoes by word of mouth.

Her shoes have attracted customers from all over the world, including locals from Sydney, people from Sydney, Melbourne people, Amsterdam people, and Londoners.

Francis is now preparing to use crocodile skin to make le fu shoes, which is still limited edition.

She said, "my great grandfather used to be a neighbor with a Japanese who did pearl business.

I hope that my works can also integrate various cultures of Darwin, Greek and Japanese.

I want to combine Lok shoes with flip flops -- this is a combination of Chinese and European style.