BIRKENSTOCK BOSTON Suede leather - Taupe

BIRKENSTOCK/BIRKENSTOCK/BOSTON/Suede leather - Taupe

The sophisticated form of BIRKENSTOCK's Boston is appealing. This model uses soft and pleasant-to-the-touch suede leather. You can adjust the belt and freely modify the fit.

Footbed made of natural rubber mixed cork, considering the shape of the foot
Upper: Suede leather
Insole: Suede leather
Outsole: EVA
Details: Belt freely adjustable with a metal buckle
"Made in Germany"

Upper material: Suede leather
Velour leather is leather that has been brushed with a file or sandpaper to raise the surface. Velour leather features a surface that is soft like velvet and has a pleasant texture. This material is also known for its durability and moisture absorption. Velour leather is characterized not only by its softness but also by its flexibility. Therefore, it does not have the high shape stability seen in smooth leather. Additionally, the stability provided by velour leather varies from piece to piece. This is not due to the quality of the material or manufacturing issues.

Insole: Suede leather
The leather insole, which is gentle on the skin and highly flexible, conforms gently to the foot and fits snugly to its contours. Its surface, which has holes for breathability, promises a refreshing feel even after intense exercise.

Footbed material: Natural rubber mixed cork
Cork is a renewable resource harvested from the bark of the cork oak tree. It is a natural material with insulating properties and excellent cushioning.

Outsole: EVA
EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) is an extremely lightweight, cushioning, and highly flexible high-grade material. This allows for a soft cushioning effect while walking, without being bothered by the unevenness of the ground.

[BIRKENSTOCK / BIRKENSTOCK]
The history began in 1774 when Johannes Adam BIRKENSTOCK was recorded in church documents as the 'Shoe Master of the King.'
The footwear of BIRKENSTOCK, which started in Madrid, has gradually increased its model variations, and now over 70 types of models, including sandals, clogs, and shoes, are produced in Germany. Each model is named after a city in the world, reflecting the desire for the health of all people, transcending age, gender, race, and borders.