Manufacturing Process Of Opanka Sole

　　 Opanka soles Of Making process It includes the following 5 steps:

First, soak the leather in water for 60 to 90 minutes.

Next, put it outside for 24 hours of partial drying.

After that, the heat Union gives Opanka sole unique shape. The leather which is still slightly wet is put into the press tool one by one. The rubber model and the aluminum pressure plate used in the press are different from each half of the shoe size. In the process of hot pressing, the pressure plate relaxes the leather fiber to a certain extent and is then pressed into the model, thus creating the unique shape of the Opanka sole.

The final drying process outside the mold is usually followed for several days.

The last step is cutting: the soles are made according to the rough machining made by the craftsmen in advance to achieve the height of the shoe edges selected by the IvanaOmazic. After that, an inner sole may have 1.5 soles to be added to the interior. The Opanka soles are painstakingly drawn by hand according to traditional methods.

In the adjacent workshops, stylists are responsible for creating future shoes. The stereotyped shoe mold will first be digitalized and recorded. Its dimensions, components, holes and all details are stored and transformed into styles. A simple design may have up to 35 different kinds of leather inlays and more than ten kinds of shoes.

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For each piece of leather, the tailoring is the first step, first separated according to its thickness and then thinned along the edge. After being reinforced with an inner lining, the leather forms the upper part of the shoe, that is, the upper. Next, each leather is cut into a final shape again, using a tool connected to the computer software, and its accuracy reaches millimeter.

The computer records the production process and helps the craftsmen to do assembly work, especially for different leather interlacing. After that, the whole piece of leather will be expanded on the three-dimensional foot model, called "modeling". Reduce the extra thickness by stitching and polishing: assembling a shoe is like creating a puzzle.

The assembled parts are first connected to the first sole and then put into the sole of the Opanka. Another peculiarity of Opanka is that its vamp is sewn on the edges of the upper and the shoe with a bright and clear thread in a riding nail. This is the sign of the pure Opanka sole. Then add the heel and print the CELINE logo on the sole. The last pair of shoes were repeatedly checked, including even the smallest details and stitches, polished, and then wrapped in paper.

In the three weeks from the production of Opanka sole model to the delivery of finished products to more than 130 specialized shops in CELINE, nearly a hundred craftsmen devoted much effort to this hand-made shoe with distinctive sole.