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Textile: is a lightweight material, which is offered in a very wide color scale and is mainly used for summer footwear.

Cork: A natural, sustainable material extracted from the bark of the cork oak tree, which excels in the shoe industry for its lightness, flexibility and shape memory. Its unique honeycomb-like cell structure contains millions of air bubbles that act as a natural shock absorber and thermal insulator. In footwear, cork is most commonly used for insoles and midsoles because it can adapt anatomically to the specific shape of the foot over time, providing individual arch support. It is naturally antibacterial, odour-resistant and, thanks to its ability to insulate, protects the feet from overheating and cold from the ground.

Natural rubber: An organic material derived from the sap (latex) of the rubber tree, which is distinguished in the shoe industry for its extraordinary flexibility and natural grip. Unlike synthetic substitutes, this material is highly elastic, allowing the sole to naturally flex and follow the movement of the foot. Natural rubber is known for its excellent traction on wet and dry surfaces and high tear resistance. As a renewable resource, it is an ideal choice for eco-friendly production, and the resulting sole is not only comfortable due to its ability to dampen vibration, but also more biodegradable than conventional plastics at the end of its life.