Subeller

Subeller refers to a specific type of boot or shoe characterized by its distinctive sole construction. This construction typically involves a layered sole, often with a separate midsole and outsole. The midsole provides cushioning and support, while the outsole offers durability and traction. Subeller soles can be made from various materials, including rubber, crepe, or leather, and are often stitched or cemented to the upper of the footwear. This design aims to enhance comfort and longevity, making subeller footwear suitable for a range of activities, from casual wear to more demanding tasks. The term "subeller" itself is not widely recognized as a formal industry classification but is sometimes used colloquially or within specific manufacturing contexts to describe this particular sole assembly method. Examples of footwear that might incorporate subeller-like sole construction include work boots, hiking boots, and some types of dress shoes where a layered sole is a design feature. The emphasis is on the functional benefits derived from the multi-component sole.