Well, first of all, it's just beautiful. The texture of the ribbing adds complexity to the footwear in a positive way.
The knitted blank is machine-knit precisely along the last, designed to conform to the foot's shape. The union lies perfectly along the curve, allowing us to avoid a front seam and minimize the number of separate pieces. This approach gives the pair a monolithic appearance and a more expensive factory look.
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This blank contains spandex, making it incredibly stretchy. Alongside its elasticity, it doesn't lose its shape and returns to its original form. During the process, we also incorporated a "dummy height" that's intentionally elevated. This ensures that skirts neatly meet the footwear without any exposed area between the top edge of the footwear and the dress/skirt. This principle is applied to the black pair. This height also complements not extremely slim ankles quite well.
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So, as I've said before, there's nothing random in design. ?
The milky ankle boots are the first attempt at using a knitted blank, made a year ago, but we waited for the right moment to release the model.
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Read more about the professional aspects of shoe production on the "Туфелькове порушення" channel by footwear designer Olga Dzey.









