Sneaker modification culture and craftsmanship
The earliest customization culture was a personal DIY behavior, showing personality through simple shoelaces and pendants, and then developed to describe and draw on shoes, carrying stories of different authors.
Due to the process of sneaker modification (skin change customization), except for retaining the sole of the original shoe, other parts can be disassembled and modified with materials other than the original shoe itself. There are cumbersome procedures behind each pair of sneakers. Sneaker modification masters match high-end customized materials such as crocodile skin, python skin, silk, horse hair, carved leather, etc., from design, material selection, opening, disassembly, fitting, stretching, to the final molding, not only satisfying the wearability of the shoes, but even changing the shoe shape to give the sneakers more stories.
