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shoe manufacturing

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4 shoe manufacturing suppliers across 4 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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APIS FOOTWEAR CO

EL MONTE, CA

Apis Footwear Co. is a manufacturer of Mt Emey footwear, producing diabetic and orthopedic shoes grouped into four stages covering mild to severe foot conditions and custom products. The company also offers a FITEC collection, a children's orthopedic shoe line, custom-made shoes, and 3D scanning for custom footwear and foot orthotics.

3D scanning for custom footwearcustom foot orthoticscustom shoe makingshoe modifications

B & S PARTNERS INC

GWYNN OAK, MD

Pilgrim Shoes is an environmentally-conscious, US-based supplier and manufacturer of diabetic, orthopedic, and therapeutic footwear for men and women, located in Baltimore, MD. Established in 1988 in Europe as a shoemaking shop, it expanded into a factory with over 200 employees and entered America in 1997. The company offers shoes with anatomically-shaped removable footbeds in three widths and is a member of AOPA and PFA.

HAIX NORTH AMERICA INC

LEXINGTON, KY

HAIX is a high-tech manufacturer of functional footwear for firefighters, EMS, law enforcement, forestry, safety, and military use. Founded in 1948 in Mainburg, Bavaria, the family-owned company produces its shoes at plants in Germany and Croatia and employs about 2,300 people worldwide. The US branch in Lexington, Kentucky has furthered expansion in the American market since 2003.

in-house designproduct testing laboratoryresearch and developmentsole manufacture

JKM TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

SCOTTSVILLE, VA

OESH Shoes designs footwear based on principles of peer-reviewed medical science, developed by Harvard M.D. Dr. Casey Kerrigan after twenty years of research on human motion. All styles feature a wide, spacious forefoot with a woman's narrow heel and a uniquely bouncy sole. OESH shoes average 6 parts made in 12 steps, reducing carbon emissions by 90% compared to traditional manufacturing, and use eco-friendly materials.

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