





COLA-Bal Canvas military boots
Bal-Canvas military boots
Let's share our progress. This pair of shoes is extremely difficult to make. Let me tell you why it has taken so long. Currently, the overall quality has reached its peak
The overall appearance should be aged and whitened, with a uniform degree of wear. It should not be overly dilapidated, nor should it be too clean and lack texture. It all depends on manual control, and the scrap rate is high
Heavy-duty canvas tends to be rigid, and its bending areas (shoe shaft, toe) are prone to cracking due to long-term stress; it is difficult to control the balance between softening and setting of the fabric.
The hem of the fabric must be reinforced to prevent tearing. The canvas has a coarse fiber structure, and the cut edges are prone to fraying and thread slipping. It is necessary to reinforce the entire piece with multiple layers of hemming, otherwise the threads will break after just two wears.
Multi-layer splicing + complex cutting structure, with multiple pieces of three-dimensional splicing for the shaft, body, and upper, requiring extremely high precision in cutting alignment.
When punching holes for a whole row of metal eyelets, the spacing between holes and the vertical angle must be uniform, otherwise the shoelace will be skewed and the shoe shape will be distorted.
We spent two years on these, and they will be available to everyone in a few months. Once you get them, you'll know what ingredients they contain. They are definitely top-notch.
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