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AAL？ POP shoes, translated into bubble shoes in Chinese, are developed by breakthrough injection molding technology, and the original fashion aesthetics are interpreted by modern shoemaking technology, bringing the latest technology and trendy shoes to hipsters with unprecedented lightness and comfort.
Headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Bubble Shoes was founded by designer LEO LINSAY. Designer LEO has long served international fashion shoes brands and is responsible for product development and design.
Inspired by andy warhol, he created a variety of products with pop colors in the style of pop art, and with the support of investors, these products were realized by jet grouting technology.
Bubble shoes are made of patented material particles that burst once in a special mold. The unique injection molding technology enables POP shoes to realize infinite modeling and color imagination, and makes the products have the characteristics of shock absorption, wear resistance, ultra-light comfort and easy cleaning.
Shoes have a long history. About 5000 years ago, during the Yangshao culture period, the most primitive shoes made of animal skins appeared. Shoes are tools for people to protect their feet from injury.
At the earliest, people invented fur shoes in order to overcome special circumstances and prevent their feet from being uncomfortable or injured. With the development of shoes, they have become like this, and shoes of various styles and functions can be seen everywhere.
To identify the quality of shoes, we need to focus on the appearance and internal indicators. Because the internal indicators often need the help of testing instruments, it is more practical for a consumer to identify the quality of shoes from the appearance.
From the appearance, the quality and workmanship of materials (including uppers, soles and shoes) can be used to identify the quality of shoes. Dimensions can be measured, and the techniques are mainly visual inspection, touch, pinch and push.
The materials of shoes are mainly natural fiber fabrics and leather, and there are more and more chemical synthetic materials in modern times. According to the structure of shoes, they can be divided into four categories: fabric (upper material), lining, bottom material and auxiliary materials.