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10 Little Facts You Should Know About BIRKENSTOCK
10 Little Facts You Should Know
About BIRKENSTOCK
1. 100+ different versions Of
Arizona BIRKENSTOCK sandals
With wedge heel, cozy shearling, softer sole,
or elegant buckle, the Arizona model is the
best-selling model in the world. It is available
on the BIRKENSTOCK site in over 100
different versions, various colors, or
materials (leather, synthetic Birko-Flor, etc.).
2. BIRKENSTOCK sells shoes in
100+ countries all over the world
BIRKENSTOCK'S mission is to provide everyone
in the world with access to a healthy,
comfortable, and affordable footbed. The
brand is quite successful because
BIRKENSTOCKs can now be bought in 90
countries all over the world! It is therefore not
for nothing that it is the best brand for foot
comfort.
3. BIRKENSTOCK is loved and
appreciated by stars
In the early 1990s, Birkenstocks, previously
connected with comfort yet not really stylish look,
were introduced into high fashion. Their popularity
increased when Kate Moss wore some for a magazine
shoot. However, that's not the only celebrity that
loved the sandals. Famous personalities like Gwyneth
Paltrow, Madonna, Harrison Ford, Wesley Snipes or
Shaquille O’Neal were spotted wearing popular
Birkenstocks. What is more, such designers as
Giambattista Valli and Givenchy have created their
own versions of the sandal.
4. There are 800+ BIRKENSTOCK
shoe models
The BIRKENSTOCK collection consists of more than
800 models. It is, therefore, a brand for the whole
family: women, men, and children. The Madrid
model has been around since 1963 and is still
popular.
5. The legend of BIRKENSTOCK
was born in 1774, but First Pair of
soles were Invented in 1963
In 1776, Johann Adam BIRKENSTOCK was registered as a
"shoemaker" in the religious archives of the city of
Langen-Bergheim, in Hesse, Germany. The legend around
the BIRKENSTOCK family was then born. But it took more
than a century for the brand of the anatomical sandal to
emerge. Finally, in 1896 Konrad BIRKENSTOCK, master
shoemaker, and owner of two brand stores in Frankfurt,
began manufacturing and selling flexible anatomical
insoles.
The famous "footbed" soles were then born! And in
1963, the first pair of sandals with an ergonomic sole
actually saw the light of day. The
single-buckle "Madrid" model, still sold by the group, was
then launched.
6. BIRKENSTOCK is the inventor of
the footbed
It's unbelievable, but it's a fact: the BIRKENSTOCK
brand invented the footbed. But not just the word,
the shape too. A footbed is a support for the foot
where the toes are protected by the raised edge.
The unique BIRKENSTOCK footbed ensures a
correct, natural position of the foot and a natural
rolling movement. Thanks to this part of footwear,
BIRKENSTOCKs are so comfortable to wear, and
you can walk with them on your feet all day.
7. BIRKENSTOCK uses high-
quality raw materials only
The brand attaches great importance to proper
raw materials. For example, BIRKENSTOCK works
with dyed leather only and uses high-quality
natural raw materials for the footbed. It is made
from materials such as cork, jute, natural latex,
and wool felt.
8. There are 17 stages of Arizona
production process
Arizona sandal is the BIRKENSTOCK bestseller.
However, to produce this model, each shoe must go
through 17 stages of the manufacturing process,
including footbed baking, lining the straps, and
punching the upper.
9. Steve Jobs, the Co-founder of the Apple
brand, loved BIRKENSTOCK Arizona sandals.
Famous Apple's boss was a massive fan of the
BIRKENSTOCK brand, and he often wore the
BIRKENSTOCK tan suede Arizona model. What's
interesting, a pair of BIRKENSTOCK sandals worn by
Steve Jobs has been displayed at one of the Apple
stores in New York.
10. A footprint in the sand was the inspiration
for the anatomical shape of the footbed.
One of the reasons why the BIRKENSTOCK footbed
is so comfortable is that it imitates the natural
footprint in the sand. The original BIRKENSTOCK
footbed consists of four layers
• Base layer, which is made of jute that stabilizes
the footbed
• Core layer is made of cork and latex, which
ensures breathability, temperature regulation,
and flexibility
• The second layer of jute that regulates
moisture
• Top layer is made of suede, which creates a
comfortable fit
The perfect interplay of the individual
materials and their properties make
BIRKENSTOCK shoes extremely comfortable
to wear. In addition, the flexible footbed also
naturally stimulates the muscles of the foot.
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facts-about-birkenstock
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