We have developed this course to provide technical knowledge to those who work in the footwear industry in the United States.
The reality of the US footwear industry today is that the majority of the shoes are manufactured overseas. A limited number of those who work in the footwear industry had the opportunity to really see shoes while they flow through the conveyor line in a factory, work side by side with pattern engineers and visit materials and components manufacturers. Our class aims at bridging this gap
Features, compounds, processes of fabrication and molding are carefully explained to be more aware of the function they have upon the type of footwear. Advantageous, profitable and useful types according to the needs of today market place. The open discussion is geared on both products: molded and cut-assembled systems.
Key objective of this module is to offer a comprehensive in depth review of costing awareness and value. Topics covered are impact of design, pattern making and construction on pricing. Interactive workshop and simulations using footwear and existing cost breakdown sheets (CBS) to train participants on how to simulate a cost reduction action, how to better engineer the shoe design, what to change to control costs etc.
Boston Workshop
Boston Workshop
Los Angeles Workshop
Los Angeles Workshop
New York City Workshop
New York City Workshop
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