The materials of genuine leather insoles mainly include pigskin, cowhide, sheepskin and deerskin . Each material has its own unique characteristics and applicable scenarios:
Pigskin insoles: The structural characteristics of pig leather are that the dermis is relatively rough, the pores are large and irregular, the air permeability is good, but the elasticity is poor.
Cowhide insoles: The pore density of genuine cowhide is higher than that of pigskin, the texture is soft and the sweat absorption is good. The leather surface will become smooth after wearing for a long time, but the elasticity is good.
Sheepskin insoles: After tanning, sheepskin has a delicate and soft texture, but the price is high. It is often used in high-end leather shoes and has poor wear resistance.
Deerskin insoles: Deerskin has a high pore density, is sweat-absorbent and breathable, and does not smell feet, but the leather is scarce and expensive.
