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The Goodyear welt is a method of attaching the sole of a shoe to the upper portion of the shoe. This technique involves stitching a strip of leather, called the welt, to the outer edge of the shoe's upper. The welt is then sewn to the sole, creating a durable and secure bond.

This technique was invented by Charles Goodyear Jr. in 1869 and has become a popular method in high-quality shoe construction. The benefits of the Goodyear welt include its durability, as it creates a strong and long-lasting bond between the sole and upper, and its ability to be repaired or resoled multiple times throughout the life of the shoe.

The use of cork for the sole provides cushioning and support, and the use of tree resin instead of chemical glue may help to reduce sweating and provide a more natural and breathable environment for the foot.

A fun and classic addition to any wardrobe, these boots are a fitting companion for anyone with a strong appreciation for objects that are made well and get better with age

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