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Careful preparation

Punching

First, both the upper leather and the sole material are punched. Leather, fabric and sole material are cut out using punching knives and sometimes by hand.

Shear flake

The leather then needs to be processed in several steps to get the right thickness by splitting and flaking the parts.

Embossing

Now the leather is also embossed with our Docksta brand and the soles with sizes. The soles may need to be roughened or treated in another way, which is also happening now.

Lamination

When we make fabric shoes, we laminate the fabric onto leather using a special laminating film to help the shoes hold their shape better.

Needleweed

Now it's time to sew them together. In shoemaking, this is called needlework and is done using sturdy sewing machines that can sew thick leather. We sew slippers, clogs, boots, boots and a lot of interior design products and bags in our factory. The factory has about ten different sewing machines that are used extensively for different types of sewing.

Lamination

When we make fabric shoes, we laminate the fabric onto leather using a special laminating film to help the shoes hold their shape better.