How do they make a work boot

Date Posted:31 July 2014 

There are a number of components that make up any shoe (or boot). These include a Sole and a Heel, but these are just the parts that actually contact the ground. There's also an Upper, comprising a Quarter, Vamp and more

Ever wondered what's in your boot?

Actually, there are quite a number of components that make up any shoe (or boot). These include -

  • a Sole (commonly called the outsole) and a Heel; these are the parts of any footwear that actually contact the ground
  • an Upper, comprising a Quarter, Vamp, Heel Counter, Tongue and Trim; these are all work together to keep your foot inside the boot
  • an Insole (also referred to as an Insock), providing support and cushioning for the foot

The sole is attached to the upper by stitching or glueing and this is called the Welt. Rollins Boots are double stitched (and in places, triple stitched) for maximum strength. Adding a Steel Toe Cap ensures your boots are both strong and safe.

Contact us about getting a pair of Safety Boots on your feet today!