What kind of detail is the 'pinking cut' mentioned in the loafer description?
When reading the design description of the BERMURE loafers, you may come across the unfamiliar term 'pinking cut' and want to check what shape it is.
It is a cutting method where the edges are cut in a sawtooth shape, and KHIHO applied this cut line to the outer surface of the loafers as a decorative element.
Pinking is a technique of cutting the edges of leather or fabric into a sawtooth or zigzag pattern using scissors or blades. While it is sometimes used in clothing making as a practical finish to prevent fraying, in shoes it is used as a traditional decorative technique that adds a neat impression by putting a sawtooth pattern on the borders where leather pieces overlap.
KHIHO applied pinking cuts along the seam lines of the BERMURE loafers to bring out a three-dimensional sawtooth texture[1]. Combining this with a string lace-up structure, it was completed so that the size can be adjusted to fit the instep while being easy to put on and take off[2].
hmmm, it balances the sawtooth finish of a solid classic shoe with flexible strings to make it comfortable to put on and take off in everyday life.
The specific type of leather or processing method used for the outer material of the BERMURE loafers has not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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BERMURE / BLACK
Other stated figures
| Part | 250 |
|---|---|
| 둘레 ◦ | 22.7cm |
| 발길이 ◦ | 25cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.