It is best to choose products from regular manufacturers or professional manufacturers when purchasing canvas shoes. Such manufacturers pay more attention to reputation, better technology, and relatively better materials. Regular manufacturers generally indicate the size, color, materials used in production, manufacturer's phone number, and quality standards on the packaged shoe box. The box is also beautiful.
When choosing canvas shoes, look at the upper first. Canvas shoes, as the name suggests, are generally made of canvas. When purchasing, check whether the radian of the vamp is normal, whether the two shoes are symmetrical, and whether there is a color difference; whether the stitches at the stitching of different parts of the vamp are uniform and neat, whether there are broken threads, skipped stitches; whether the colors are the same; Check whether the shoe body is perpendicular to the sole, whether the shoelace holes are skewed, and whether the left and right are aligned; check whether the pattern and text printed on the upper are clear, and whether the pasted or stitched decorative icons are firm.
Then check the soles. The sole is generally made of rubber outsole. Such a sole requires wear resistance, slip resistance, and lightness. Therefore, when purchasing, it is necessary to see whether the anti-skid stripes on the sole are clear. Whether there is a glue drop defect. Whether the stripes are evenly spaced, and whether the soles of the same material have the same color. Look for pores or blisters.
Finally check the insole. The insole should be soft and elastic to the touch, and the printed trademark should be clear. Look at each rubber bonding part to see if there are small glue spots and air bubbles. Put the two shoes on the ground for comparison, and check whether the color, pattern, height, length and width of each part are consistent.
