Attractions

Attractions manufactures its footwear using methods that combine traditional and contemporary processes. Company records indicate that production occurs in workshops in Japan. The company uses manual assembly for certain models.

Attractions sources various types of leather for its shoes, including cowhide and horsehide. The company uses Goodyear welt and other stitched construction methods. Rubber and leather are used for outsoles, depending on the model. Factory data shows that metal hardware and cotton thread are used where needed.

Attractions produces several footwear categories. The product lines include engineer boots, dress shoes, and casual styles. Models are based on designs from mid-20th century American and European footwear. The company releases updated versions of its patterns on a regular basis.