The core functions of leather insoles can be summarized as follows:
Temperature regulation and moisture absorption
Leather material has natural moisture absorption and perspiration function. It can lock in temperature and reduce foot sweat in winter, and quickly dissipate heat through sweat evaporation in summer to keep feet dry.
The pore structure makes it one of the most sweat-absorbing types of all insoles.
Antibacterial and deodorizing
The moisture absorption reduces the breeding environment for bacteria. Combined with the antibacterial properties of leather itself, it can keep the shoes clean and odor-free after long-term use.
Support and comfort
The shape of leather insoles is stable and not easy to wrinkle. It fits the foot shape when worn and has bony support.
The initial hardness is moderate. After encountering foot sweat, it will gradually soften and restore elasticity to avoid the problem of flattening and deformation of foam insoles.
Durability and easy maintenance
The first layer of cowhide is extremely durable and can last for more than 10 years under normal use.
Easy to clean, stains can be removed by washing or wiping, without complicated treatment.
