Shoes for the 16th century

My version of shoes for the 16th century. This is not a reconstruction, it is a very good stylization. Made of leather upper 1.5-1.7 mm, lining 1.3-1.5 mm, sewn on the contour. The tray and footplate are made of 1 mm granite, which makes them very rigid and allows them to keep their shape well. Tie made of bamboo thread. At the bottom: both the long insole and the sole cheprak combined tanning 2.5 mm, the main insole krast cheprak 1.5-1.7 mm, the sole is sewn with a Welt method, which provides good reliability and the ability to easily change the sole after its abrasion. Wooden heel glued and nailed, as well as the top of the sole on the heel glued and nailed padding of leather 2.5 mm. it is Possible to glue the Shoe from the micropore (paid additionally).