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I think a shoe smith might be better to answer this question. I would think you would need several types of leather, you know...for the soles, uppers, and laces. And tacks and hammers and adhesives. and a pattern would probably help.

They may not be repairable from the factory. There is a kind of nylon that can be put in on either side of the seam to strengthen the seam and hold it together.

The Geox school shoes are hugely popular. Leather uppers combined with the patented, durable and breathable Geox sole unit offer a stylish alternative to other brands and most importantly are fantastic for your Childs foot health. The Keen work boots are also admired by the people as well. If the discussed problem is not getting fixed one should try to replace the same.

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Polyurethane is something that breaks down if it gets in contact with organic solvents or humidity for too long. It is possible to replace the soles with other material and you will be happy with the results. I have done this with Sanita and Sika clogs and clog boots and it worked for me. I used "snow grip" soling and Topy Seville and both have worked.

I'm a leather worker, but I'm afraid there is no solution to this other than to wear a like a sock or something with these boots. Once it's stretched... it would take some serious measures to make it go back... often with disastrous results.

Do you have leather soles? If so, vibram or neoprene soles are more resistant to scratches

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