Thierry Rabotin adopts a sacchetto process into the crafting of their shoes. So, what does that mean…
Thierry Rabotin shoes differ from the others because they do not use a metal reinforcement or thermoplastic glue. This makes the shoe lighter. A lighter weight means easier to walking and the promotion of natural foot movement because all the components that usually make shoes rigid are are not present. During hand crafted assembly, the lining, for which only the best nappa is used, is fixed in two steps to the upper. This conserves the softness and capacity of transpiration and provides a perfect ambience for the foot. Only water solvable glues that do not emit harmful vapours are employed. A shock absorbing and transpiring material is inserted between the sole and the lining, to lighten the articulations all along the foot.
This is all wrapped in elegant European design, made only with the finest Italian leathers which are chosen with great care. The result is the incredible sensation of walking barefoot, ensured by the expert hands of artisan-technicians who put passion, experience, soul and creativity into every pair of shoes.