Upper materials

The most environmentally friendly material. It ensures proper perspiration wicking, breathability, and optimal temperature for the skin of the feet. Its features: made from cattle hides, it has increased thickness and elasticity (improving the shoe upper's resistance to repeated bending), and is resistant to impact and abrasion, water, dirt, and dust. Learn more.

Yuft leather is produced using a combined tanning method—it's thick, soft, and water-resistant, with a high fat content (26–30%). Unlike chrome leather, it has a higher fat content, as well as water and wear resistance, but is less elastic. Learn more

An innovative, high-quality polyurethane. Used in the manufacture of special safety footwear for workers. It is 40% lighter than rubber and PVC and is resistant to low temperatures. Footwear made from Elastopan offers the following properties: oil and petrol resistance, waterproofness, flexibility, and durability. Learn more

An environmentally friendly polymer composite material. It's extremely lightweight and hygienic. It's hypoallergenic and resistant to fungal and bacterial growth (antifungal effect). Frost-resistant—EVA products are highly elastic and flexible at temperatures from -30°C to -15°C. They have a low heat transfer coefficient. They're waterproof and resistant to oils and solvents. Learn more

A thick nylon fabric with a unique yarn structure developed by Du Pont. Indispensable in the production of specialized footwear. It offers high strength, durability, abrasion resistance, and cut resistance. Cordura is highly breathable yet also extremely water-repellent. Learn more

A water-resistant, 100% polyester fabric. It's lightweight and durable. Shoes made from Checker retain their shape perfectly and are resistant to abrasion and UV exposure. Learn more.

Any special-purpose clothing has a number of characteristics and properties that are crucial when working in particularly hazardous environments. These factors help protect the health of employees. Learn more