Blake construction

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Blake construction is a method of making shoes. It is especially popular in Italy.[1] In 1856 Lyman Reed Blake invented the machine to make shoes in this manner.[2] In a Blake construction, the outer sole is directly stitched to the insole; this allows more flexibility and lighter weight.

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  1. ^ BLAKE SCARPE DI BIANCO
  2. ^ bestleather.org blake construction (AKA Mckay Method)