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1. FORJANDO -
The Huarachero temporily attaches leather parts and insole to lasts with lasting tacks.
2. ENCORREANDO -
Then the parts are woven together with a single unending strand of leather.
No glue is necessary.
3. ASENTANDO -
The wet weaving is hammered flush on the last. Then the huaraches dry on their lasts.
4. LUSTREANDO -
Finally, the Huarachero hand burnishes each pair with a hardwood wedge called a CUNA. Your new huaraches are now ready to have their Italian Micro-Tech outsoles attached.
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