Description
Baby canvas shoes cienta
- Dedicated to promoting the natural and correct development of children's feet, the entire production and design process of Cienta is focused on quality and comfort, using only natural materials and the most advanced technology.
- Our production system consists of the use of the vulcanization system.
- This manufacturing process was used by our ancestors in the same place where we currently do it, an unsuitable system, despite its ecological attributes, the founders of Cienta Shoes bet on it, giving a new life to an old system by combining it with the latest technological advances.
- In order to reassure our customers and to prove what we say, we have the Green Trade World certification, which confirms that in our production process, from start to finish, environmentally friendly materials have been used, making us a leading company in the sector.
- Cienta shoes are made mainly from cotton and rubber.
- The cotton comes fromEspagne and has the certificate Green Trade World, which confirms that it is a material obtained without substances harmful to health, without the use of minor labor and 100% ecological, which can be seen by looking at the label attached to the shoes Cienta Shoes.
- On the other hand, the rubber, coming directly from the rubber tree, is of superior quality because it is an essential element of the shoe that will allow you to walk comfortably and with suppleness, all of which are essential elements for the manufacture of quality shoes.
- The old production system, revisited and improved by the designers of Cienta Shoes, consists essentially in theunion of the two raw materials, cotton and rubber.
- All this without the use of any chemical product or glue, the shoes Cienta Shoes are manufactured exclusively thanks to the heating and to the pressure force.
- This union is verified thanks to particular machines, molds at high temperature (170ºC/ 338ºF), on which the rubber is placed to melt and then adhere to the cotton forming the shoe, exerting pressure on both.
