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Only in the city of Bandung, chicken claw skin becomes shoes

The city of Bandung has indeed been recognized as a creative city. Various creativity emerged from its citizens. Including about the basic ingredients of leather. Almost everyone is familiar with leather shoes that come from crocodile skin, monitor lizards, or snake skins.

Humas Kota Bandung Saturday, 01 October 2022 17:09
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However, with creativity in Bandung, there are leather shoes made from chicken feet, the product of this shoe is called Hirka Official.

Hirka is a shoe manufacturer founded in 2018 by Nurman Frieka Ramdhany. The idea of ​​​​a shoe made from the skin of chicken claws came from the father who started from research.

In addition to producing shoes from the skin of chicken feet, Hirka also produces leather from goats and cows.

The shoe models produced by Hirka include loafers, sneakers, and custom.

Making chicken claw shoes depends on the level of difficulty of the shoe model.

It takes 10 days to dry the skin of chicken feet. After that, it goes through 3 processes, upper, compiling, and lasting.

This process takes approximately 1 day or more to make one pair of shoes.

According to Hirka official staff, Jaja, in a month where he works can produce as many as 150 pairs of shoes.

The selling price of chicken claw leather sneakers is around Rp. 500,000. Meanwhile, chicken feet skin loafers are around Rp. 2 million.

The price for custom shoes depends on the model, size, and material requested by the consumer.

Hirka Official sells its products through online sales on several digital platforms. Its products have penetrated the Japanese and Malaysian markets.

“Our target market is actually from young people to adults. Because the shoes that we present can cover these two target markets,” he said.

If you want to get chicken feet leather shoes, you can visit the outlet on Jl. Moh. Toha Gg. Subur No.20, RT.03/RW.05, Cigereleng, Kec. Regol, Bandung City, West Java. (ryan/tasya)**


Head of the Bandung City Communication and Information Technology

Yayan A. Brilyana