Chef Clog Shoes

Construction: Stitch down A very sophisticated and traditional way of shoemaking, you can recognise stitch downs from the stitching that goes through the upper on top of the outsole. The upper is lasted with the lasting edge turned outside over the insole (instead of turned under like with the ‘normal’ lasting method) and is stitched onto the insole with a vertical lockstitch. The outsole is cemented with glue and if a heel is used this is usually cemented and nailed.