How it's made

It takes a while before your shoes will end up in a box on your doorstep. Since we do not want you to take your new sandals for granted, we'll show you how our shoemakers do everything in their power to make Hol*Sh!t sandals as perfect as they are.

The upper is made of washed canvas. The ladies working in our Hol*Sh!t factory make the canvas to size and stitch the edges. This way we ensure that the canvas will only fray where you want it to.

There it is; the upper of your Holyshit sandals. As you probably already noticed, the upper consists of two separate pieces. One for the back and one for the front of your sandal.

Now we attach the leather strap and buckle to the canvas. We fix this with a small pin made of metal. We then work it out well so it will not bother you while wearing your sandals.

When the upper is completely ready, we attach it to our footbed. We grap the end of the upper and pull it through the holes of the leather footbed. Then, we use a last to ensure the sandal has exactly the right measurements. We use super strong glue to stick the ends to the bottem of the leather footbed.

The footbed is completely made of leather, just to make sure you will have ultra comfortable sandals. After a while, you'll mark your own footprint into the leather footbed and your sandals will support you exactly where your feet need some support. Everything gets better over time.

After applying the leather footbed, we make everything a bit more smoother by passing the bottom of the footbed along the sanding manch. Now it's time to apply our special EVA-sole. We cut the right size out of a big Hol*Sh!t-EVA-tile, glue it and then stick it right underneath the footbed. Our shoemakers did come up with a very clever way to make sure the sole will never come off the footbed: they use air pressure.

Here it is. A pair of BLUE BALLS. We keep the sandals in the last for some time to ensure it remains firmly in shape. And then... the sandals are ready to emigrate to our warehouse in the Netherlands where they patiently wait for their new owner.