Where are Arcopedico shoes made?

Where are Arcopedico shoes made?

Portugal
Arcopedico shoes, boots, and sandals are handmade in Portugal and excel in supportive, lightweight comfort.

Do Arcopedico shoes have arch support?

All Arcopedico styles have a dual arch support system with the exception of the Salute line (sandals) which features a cork sole.

What is Lytech material?

Lytech. Exclusive to the Arcopedico brand, Lytech is an environmentally friendly textile that is flexible, breathable and machine washable! Lytech’s ultra-light blend of polyutherane and Lycra allows for amazing softness and moulds to the wearers foot, making it ideal for ladies with bunions or other foot conditions.

What are Arcopedico shoes made from?

A Legacy of Innovation An ultra-light blend of Polyutherane and Lycra, these shoes are flexible, breathable and naturally adapt to the shape of the foot. A great shoe for travelling, the Lytech range weighs on average 310 grams, are machine washable, water-resistant, and can easily fold and fit into a suitcase.

What are Ilse Jacobsen shoes made of?

natural rubber
The rubber boots are made of 85 percent pure, natural rubber.

Are Arcopedico shoes good for plantar fasciitis?

Arcopedico is excellent for the following foot care issues: Flat feet / plantar fasciitis – the twin-arch system bolsters the underside of the foot to spread out the pressure placed there when walking and standing.

What is twin arch support?

TWIN ARCH SUPPORT SYSTEM Ultralight sole designed with two lengthways support structures that correctly sustain the foot, distributing the body weight through the entire plantar surface. Support of the arch foot contributing to a correct body posture. Relieves pressure on the foot.

Can Ilse Jacobsen shoes be washed?

Although Ilse Jacobsen does not have an official cleaning policy for these shoes, we have sold over 2400 pair and have a couple of good answers from our customers: 1. Yes to the washing machine. Gentle cycle with gentle detergent.

Where is Ilse Jacobsen made?

northern Zealand
The company’s DNA and products are based on Ilse’s upbringing and life in her beloved Hornbæk, located in northern Zealand, less than an hour’s drive from Copenhagen.