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
White’s Boots offers boots with a variant of stitchdown where the insole is channeled and feathered and a welt is sewn on, then turned out with the upper and stitched down.
Entries Linking Here
- Bottom Flange
- Desert Boots
- 🎞️Division Road White’s Video
- Edge
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- 🏭Green Shoes🇬🇧
- 🎞️Harry Rogers Easy Shoemaking Series
- 📖How American Shoes Are Made
- 🧩Insole
- 🧑Jason Hovatter🇺🇸
- 🏭JK Boots🇺🇸
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- 🎞️Nicks How to Last a Boot Video
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- Norwegian Construction
- 🎞️Oldspeed Toe Lasting Video
- Outseam Degrees
- 📍Pacific Northwest🇺🇸
- 🎞️Rose Anvil x White’s Drifter Boot Video
- 🎞️Songlim Tylorean Video
- 📖The Stitchdown Construction: A Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide
- 🏭Truman Boot Co.🇺🇸
- Turning Out
- 🏭Wesco🇺🇸
- 🏭White’s Boots🇺🇸