Construction where some or all of the upper is turned out around the featherline, forming a flange that is then outseamed to the bottom
Stitchdown is common in a few kinds of shoes:
- relatively simple, mass-market shoes, such as Clarks Desert Boots
- South African veldskoen
- Pacific Northwest work boots
Compare welted stitchdown construction and Norwegian rolled welt construction.
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- Desert Boots
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- Edge
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- πPattern Cutting Step-by-Step
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- Turning Out
- Veldskoen
- Veldtschoenβ
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