How to Make Thousand Layer Bottom

Thousand-layer bottom is thousand-layer bottom cloth shoes, because the bottom of the shoes with white cloth framed into gusset, multi-layer stacked up from the system, to take its image of the name. The fabric is dress tweed and other top materials, with bleached white cloth to make the upper, by sole for shoes. The finished product is comfortable to wear, lightweight and non-slip, warm in winter and breathable and sweat-absorbent in summer.　With the improvement of people's health concept, nostalgia and return to simplicity have become the trend for modern people in the 21st century, and handmade lasagna shoes have become more and more popular, and stores dealing with lasagna shoes can be found everywhere in the Chinese market. The production of the soles of the thousand-layer bottom cloth shoes goes through seven processes. Each process has clear, strict and meticulous requirements.

1. Gusset: the cotton cloth with paste layer by layer pasted together, paste to about 1.5 millimeters, drying into the cloth plate, commonly known as "playing gusset" is generally five layers of cloth.

2. Cut the bottom: the gusset cut into pieces of the sole.

3. Wrapping: Each piece of sole is wrapped with a strip of new white cloth on all four sides.

4. Gluing: the eight or nine layers of the wrapped soles are glued together.

5. Circle bottom: Use hemp rope to sew the bonded soles together along the four sides. This process determines the strength of the shoe's style and is therefore an important part of the seven processes.

6. Nadi sole: use hemp rope to sew the sole. It requires more than 81 stitches per square inch of the sole. The hemp rope is thick and the needle holes are thin, so you have to use your hands to make it tight and the needles have to be evenly distributed.

7. Mallet bottom: After soaking the soles in hot water and smothering them with hot water, the soles are malletized with a hammer. The hammer should be processed by the template and should not be out of shape. This is actually the sole of the stereotypes process.