How to judge the workmanship of a pair of shoes?

Choose the color of the soles as much as possible in white and light colors. White and light-colored soles are difficult to fill with rubber material, so as to ensure the wear-resistant and wearable of the sole. There is also the softness and hardness of the sole pressed by hand, so you should choose the habit that suits you.

The hardness of the sole is related to wear resistance and comfort. If the shoes you buy are outdoor hiking shoes, the hardness of the sole is more suitable at 60-65 degrees, and if it is casual shoes, you can choose 50-55 degrees for shopping and walking. If you really like black shoes, then it is best to draw the soles of the shoes on white paper to see if there are any black marks on the paper.

If there are black marks, it proves that the materials of this shoe factory are filled with ** materials. The above is how to identify shoe soles.

When we look at the upper, we first look at whether the fit between the toe and heel and the sole is correct, and if we don't pay attention, we will buy shoes with crooked toe and heel. Then look at the stitching of the upper, the stitch length of the stitching of the upper with fine workmanship is a uniform stitch length, and there will be no long stitch and short stitch. Also, look at the margin of the car line, a car line can not be bent and turned.

After reading the noodles, reach into the shoes with your hand to feel whether there is a hollow drum in the inner cloth, as wrinkles, hollow drums and wrinkles will affect the comfort.

The surface of the shoe is flat and clean and symmetrical. The insole does not show the tip of the nails, and the insole is firm and flat when touched with your hands. Wipe the strap (face) with your hands, and there should be no obvious discoloration in the shoes.

The color, thickness, pattern, and fluff thickness of the same part of the same shoe are basically the same. There are no cracks, bouts or disabilities. Symmetry does not deform.

Mix a board by hand and assemble it firmly, with the same size, height and color. There is no lack of glue opening.

Neat and smooth, there should be no noticeable discoloration inside the shoe. The hemming or hemming is basically neat and even, and there is no exposure or tearing. The assembly is firm and symmetrical.

The surface of all kinds of metal parts is smooth, without obvious sharp edges and sharp tips. The wire is neat, the needle code is uniform, and the tightness is basically the same. It is better to have no jumpers.

The material depends on whether the leather is leather, which should be seen by many people, and the details are to see whether the glue is sticky and good, and the most important thing is to look at the midsole of the shoe. Good shoes must have tight and even midsole wiring, and this place with bad quality is very messy and uneven, and some of them will be rotten.

Check the upper suture and upper bottom adhesive seam to identify the quality of processing and production, and see if there is a broken thread and whether the upper suture is neat and standardized. In particular, the joint part of the adhesive leather upper sole should be glued smoothly without grooves, and there should be no signs of false seams and glue opening.

The appearance must be full (the question of which leather quality is not discussed here), the gloss of the leather must be uniform, the left and right feet should be symmetrical, and there should be no obvious flaws, damage, dirt, etc. The larger the area of the complete leather (without splicing), the better, with the exception of some design and aesthetics with leather splicing.

When we get a new pair of shoes, the first thing we smell is to see if there is a pungent smell. If there is a pungent smell, it proves that the material is not environmentally friendly, and if there is a pungent smell, no matter how beautiful the shoes are, how cheap they are, don't buy them.

1. Check the fabric of the shoes. Learn to argue carefully about the fabric of leather shoes. Real cowhide is pore-spoken.

Pick up a pair of shoes and take a closer look in a well-lit place. The pores of cowhide are relatively fine, but the size is not uniform. There is something wrong with the too regular ones.

The pork skin is a little loose, and the pores are distributed in a zigzag shape.

2. Smell and distinguish the smell. Inferior shoes with fake leather, the smell of the fabric is particularly strong. There are some toxic and harmful smells that you don't have to smell under your nose. The smell of genuine leather is similar to that of raw pork skin bought in the supermarket. It's easy to separate.

3. Check whether the needle angle is neat. Whether it is leather shoes or cloth shoes, there are sewing threads on the edges of a good match. See if the needle angles of these threads are tight.

Take a pair of high-end shoes and compare them to see how many needles there are in the needle angle within an inch of distance, and then see if the shoes in your hand are enough for the number of needles. If the needle angle is too thin, it will not be firm.

4. Put it on the counter plane for inspection. Place a pair of shoes side by side on a glass counter or other flat surface to check whether the forefoot and heel are flat, whether they fit perfectly with the surface of the counter, and there is no skew.

5. Check the lining of your shoes. The shoe originally had a layer of insole, so let's see if it fits snugly to the bottom. Use your hands to feel if there is a bulge inside, uneven places. If you had, it would be awkward to wear.

6. Check the adhesive of the sole. See if the adhesive layer of the upper and shoe layer is tightly glued. There are no burrs and spills of the adhesive. You can press the side of the shoe slightly with your fingers to check if it is sticky.

7. Look at the design of the sole. The non-slip of the sole is related to the safety of walking. The sole of natural rubber is soft, elastic and comfortable to wear, but it is not wear-resistant. The artificial-like glue is relatively hard, and it is relatively wear-resistant. The teeth of the sole are more anti-slip, and on the contrary, it is easy to slip.

As far as I know, it is common to cut off a piece of sole and burn it to distinguish the taste and color, so that you can know whether it is good or not.

Question: Can you go to buy shoes to reduce burning? . .

2. PVC bottom, cut a small piece, ignite the flame to beat with a green edge, and self-extinguish from the fire. The sole of PVC material is cheaper than that of TPR, but the quality is not good, especially in winter, and the sole is easy to break.

3. EVA bottom, cut a small piece and light it, there is a burning smell of candles and melting and dripping. The quality is very poor.

4. Rubber sole, cut a small piece to ignite, there is a smell of burning tires, and there is black smoke. Not expensive. Medium quality.

5. At the bottom of TPR, cut a small piece, ignite the flame and beat, the burning place is molten, and it will not self-extinguish from the fire, and it can be dissolved in the nail benzene. The elasticity of the sole of TPR material is better than that of PVC, and it is moderate.

6. I think you can choose according to your own conditions.

If you're buying shoes, you can ask them what they're made of, and then you can tell them what I have to say.

It's a good idea to make a purchase

You can judge whether the quality of shoes is really good from the following dimensions.

1.Texture. When you get the shoes, first look at the texture, such as canvas shoes, which have a sense of weight in your hand, and whether the overall texture of the shoes is good;

2.Upper material. Look at the upper material, different shoes have slightly different judgment methods, canvas shoes, you can feel the material of the upper to pull people, skin-friendly;

3.Insole resilience. The insole of some shoes can not be removed, it doesn't matter, press the insole with your hand to feel how the resilience is, whether it is strong or not, some shoes look good, but the insole resilience is not good, then the foot feeling is definitely not ideal;

4.The material and thickness of the sole. For example, canvas shoes, the rubber content of the sole is not high, there is no sense of weight, note, this sense of weight does not mean that the bottom is heavy, the sense of weight is probably the meaning of holding a sense of weight in the hand, but the upper foot feels very comfortable.

5.Whether the last shape is good or not, whether it grinds or not. Try it on your feet, whether it grinds your feet, of course, canvas shoes may be a little grinding when you first wear them, and they will generally be relieved after a week.

Is the quality of the shoes made? This is definitely one to do, and the other is that the brand effect is more important. Because the quality of his shoes is still very good.

How to identify the quality of leather shoes.

1) Beautiful shape: The heel shape of leather shoes and the overall shape of leather shoes should be good-looking. When selecting, you should choose the ones with stretched lines, three-dimensional style, novel style and elegant color.

2) The selection of leather upper and base material: leather shoes are not only divided into pigskin, cowhide, front leather and trim leather, but also full aniline leather, semi-aniline leather and aniline leather.

Generally speaking, the pig skin hair eyes are coarse and sparse, mostly in groups of three, into the shape of "product", and the surface grain is relatively rough and not too smooth. The hairy eyes of cowhide are small and dense, generally 5 to 7 are arranged in a row, and the surface grain is delicate and smooth. However, it is more difficult to identify the surface of the pigskin modified leather after the hairy grain of the cowhide is pressed.

At this time, you can rely on the oblique rays of sunlight to carefully observe the surface of the shoe to see if it has some patches with a diameter of 1-2mm, or from some other parts to observe whether there are patches with a diameter of about 2mm in the leather. If there is, then no matter how finished the surface is, it can definitely be pigskin shoes.

Secondly, it is necessary to check whether the leather of the shoes is soft, plump and elastic, whether the surface is bright, whether the color is uniform and consistent, and the leather upper and head plate can not have original skin injuries and cannot be loose. The thickness of the leather grain on the same pair of shoes should be consistent, and there should be no falling or cracking. The length, width, height and thickness of the main parts of the same pair of leather shoes should be basically consistent and symmetrical.

The whole shoe should be flat, stretched, clean and not deformed.

There are very few natural leather materials for leather soles, most of them are rubber soles, rubber and plastic soles, imitation leather soles, polyurethane soles, and the more popular ones are imitation leather soles.

3) Specification and quality: There should generally be 5 kinds of marks on the leather shoes: 1) Size, which indicates the length of the leather shoes; 2) Numbering, consistent with double numbering to prevent wrong pairing; 3) The model number is indicated that the last is fat and thin; 4) The product grade and inspection work number are generally stamped with the same stamp, and the product grade is marked with the first and second grades.

There are also standard products and by-products, which illustrate the difference between product quality and quality. The inspection work number is the code of the inspector. 5) Trademark is a symbol of commodity marking and reputation.

Specifications are also quality. Each of these five markers has an important role to play.