Blake Stitching in Action | Real Shoe Manufacturing Process

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Blake Stitching in Action | Real Shoe Manufacturing Process

Blake Stitching in Action | Real Shoe Manufacturing Process

Handcrafted in Istanbul — every stitch tells a story.

This video showcases real outsole stitching using an industrial Blake stitching machine inside our working workshop. The upper and sole are directly connected through internal stitching, ensuring flexibility, durability, and long-term structural integrity.

Blake stitching is widely used in high-quality leather shoes due to its lightweight construction and refined silhouette. It allows for precision control while maintaining comfort and performance.

What Is Blake Stitching?

Blake stitching is a construction method where the sole is stitched directly to the upper from the inside of the shoe. This creates a streamlined design that is flexible, lightweight, and ideal for dress shoes and loafers.

  • Flexible and comfortable structure
  • Lighter than welted constructions
  • Clean and elegant profile
  • Efficient for high-quality manufacturing

Our Production Capabilities

We handle full in-house shoe manufacturing from cutting and stitching to finishing and sole attachment.

Wholesale & Private Label Manufacturing Available Worldwide

If you are building your own footwear brand and need reliable production, we’re ready to collaborate.

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Why Industrial Stitching Matters

Industrial stitching machines provide consistent tension control, precise sole alignment, and durable attachment. Every stitch contributes to the longevity and structural strength of the finished shoe.

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