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Benefits of wearing leather shoes

During the manufacturing process of footwear, there are two elements that determine its final quality. On the one hand, and most importantly, are the materials used, which may represent 70% of the final quality, and on the other hand, the final finish in the assembly process represents practically the remaining 30%.

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How to take care of our José de Mora Riding boots?

When we buy a pair of riding boots, we must be aware that if we want them to look as good as new after using them, we must give them special care. In this blog we will give you some tips so that you can get perfect boots for longer.

Once we have chosen our riding boots, we must ensure that they adapt to our feet, to obtain the comfort that the practice of the sport requires and that is expected from good leather boots such as those of our brand.

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What is the origin of shoes?

Shoes are one of the most useful items of clothing and their use dates back to prehistoric times. As we all know, the function of footwear is to provide protection and comfort to the foot in the daily task of moving around the world. Nowadays, shoes, in addition to the function described above, also serve other functions such as aesthetics, as an element of status, or for medical purposes such as orthopedic shoes. The way in which we design footwear has varied greatly over the centuries, with sophisticated techniques and complexity.

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Moccasins, origins and types

The moccasin shoes They are ideal for the well-dressed man of the 21st century. They are elegant and comfortable at the same time, and can be used in all kinds of situations, from work days, meetings, leisure or daily life. Although they can also be used by women, they are mainly a male shoe. They are characterized by not having laces or support and being very easy to put on.

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Blucher type footwear

This type of footwear is also known as a model DerbyIts origin is military, so initially it was only intended for men, it owes its name "Blucher” to a Prussian general named Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher, who equipped his soldiers with this type of footwear at the Battle of Waterloo against Napoleon, achieving victory over the French.  

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