CORDURA/Cordura

Textile materials are often used to produce special safety footwear. Fabric uppers have specific structural features that provide them with the necessary properties and characteristics. One such material is the innovative fabric Cordura.

Du Pont develops and produces Cordura. The material is a nylon fabric with a unique yarn structure and a special processing technology. To give this type of fabric protective properties, its surface is coated with a polyurethane coating and a water-repellent impregnation.

This innovative development proved to be extremely durable, so it was initially used to produce military. Cordura footwear began to be produced somewhat later. Today, summer combat boots made from this material are in high demand.

The composition and special processing technology of the fabric give this type of textile unique properties. Thanks to the polyurethane coating, special safety footwear made of Cordura is highly durable and lightweight. These products withstand various types of mechanical impacts without putting strain on the feet, unlike similar materials. Military boots made of Cordura are in high demand in the summer for use in field conditions, where durability is especially important.

This nylon thread design ensures high breathability, maintaining a comfortable temperature inside the boots at all times. Feet stay cool and dry.

Specialized safety footwear made from Cordura is resistant to chemicals and high temperatures. It doesn't deform and lasts for several seasons. The material's surface resists scratches, pilling, and snags. This footwear is wear-resistant and durable.

This unique design makes the fabric easy to maintain and care for. The polyurethane coating and water-repellent treatment allow surface stains to be quickly removed with a damp cloth or wipe. Some models are machine washable.

Drying Cordura shoes can take a long time, but avoid leaving them near heating appliances or in direct sunlight. To speed up the drying process, it's recommended to stuff the shoes tightly with paper.