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These shoes are made with a full cotton layer that is perfect for

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breathability, softness, moisture absorption

—keeping your feet

superiorly comfortable,

all day long. Whether you’re at work or taking a break

while walking, you’ll feel the

difference between

each step you take with a sustainably handwoven shoe.

Thousand Layered Shoes

Made from all-cotton layers, these shoes are the perfect combination of

breathability, softness, and moisture absorption—keeping your feet

cool and comfortable, all day long. Whether you’re at work or out

for a stroll, you’ll feel the difference between these

sustainable, handwoven shoes every step you take.

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Thousand Layered Shoes

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Thousand Layerd Shoes

Thousand Layered Shoes, often referred to as “qiancengdi” or “Thousand Layer Soles” in Chinese, are a traditional type of footwear characterized by unique construction.These insoles are made by layering multiple pieces of cotton,with each layer glued by eatable flour. This can involve hundreds of layers, although the name “thousand layer” is more symbolic of the thickness and solidity rather than an exact count. The layers are then cut into the shape of the sole, stacked, and sewn with thousands of stitches to ensure they hold together well. Handmade Thousand Layered Shoes are not just footwear—they are a legacy passed down through generations. With over 3,000 years of history, these shoes have withstood the test of time, evolving from the Zhou Dynasty to become a modern-day symbol of comfort, natural living, and sustainable fashion.

Thousand Layerd Shoes

Thousand Layered Shoes, often referred to as “qiancengdi” or “Thousand Layer Soles” in Chinese, are a traditional type of footwear characterized by unique construction.These insoles are made by layering multiple pieces of cotton,with each layer glued by eatable flour. This can involve hundreds of layers, although the name “thousand layer” is more symbolic of the thickness and solidity rather than an exact count. The layers are then cut into the shape of the sole, stacked, and sewn with thousands of stitches to ensure they hold together well. Handmade Thousand Layered Shoes are not just footwear—they are a legacy passed down through generations. With over 3,000 years of history, these shoes have withstood the test of time, evolving from the Zhou Dynasty to become a modern-day symbol of comfort, natural living, and sustainable fashion.

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Handmade cross stitch insoles

Step into history with our Thousand-Layered Handmade Cross-Stitch Insoles, a timeless expression of art and functionality. Originating in the Yellow River Basin, this cherished craft has been passed down for over three millennia, a tribute to the ingenuity and artistry of folk women.Each insole is meticulously handmade using vibrant, colored threads and the finest raw materials like pure cotton. Created through a traditional cross-stitch technique, the process involves intricate stitching done with one needle and one thread at a time. From layering to the final embroidery, the production spans eight to nine days, requiring precision, dedication, and care.

Handmade cross stitch insoles

Step into history with our Thousand-Layered Handmade Cross-Stitch Insoles, a timeless expression of art and functionality. Originating in the Yellow River Basin, this cherished craft has been passed down for over three millennia, a tribute to the ingenuity and artistry of folk women.Each insole is meticulously handmade using vibrant, colored threads and the finest raw materials like pure cotton. Created through a traditional cross-stitch technique, the process involves intricate stitching done with one needle and one thread at a time. From layering to the final embroidery, the production spans eight to nine days, requiring precision, dedication, and care.

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