Birkenstock uses high-quality types of leather, carefully selected textiles and synthetic/blended fabrics to produce sandals and shoes. All materials are produced responsibly and continuously monitored to ensure they are kind to skin.
We have passion for our products, an appreciation of their heritage and a genuine belief in their benefits. Our business is a reflection of how we represent ourselves – quality products that are comfortable, unique, timeless and respectful of the world around us.
Birkenstock uses premium quality cork to provide the orthopedic contours feet need for maximum comfort. Cork is a natural, lightweight, resilient, and shock-absorbent material. Cork comes from the bark of cork oak trees that grow in Spain and Portugal. Workers peel cork by hand in a process that is harmless to the trees. After seven years of new growth, each tree is ready for harvest again. The cork used in Birkenstock footwear is completely renew-able.
Has a very fine grain so the surface feels smooth. The leather is durable and easy to clean.
Made with premium cowhides that are split to produce soft, thick, matte leather.
Birkenstock trade marked synthetic nubuck leather. Slightly porous with a matte finish and compressed birko-felt backing.
Birkenstock trademarked synthetic leather. It is a skin friendly, easy care fabric. For Birko-Flor Patent the finish is high-shine, to mimic a timeless patent leather look. Clean with a damp cloth.
Birkenstock trademarked synthetic leather. It is a skin friendly, easy care fabric. Clean with a damp cloth.
+ 2 pieces of A4 paper
+ A fine-tipped pen or pencil
Place the sheets of paper on the floor. Stand straight on the paper with your heels against the wall.
Measure the width by marking the outermost points at the left and right side of the balls of your feet.
Measure the length by marking the longest toe of each foot.
