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Shoes manufacturing in Nepal

Nepal's shoemaking history may be traced back to traditional workmanship and local materials. In the past, leather, wool, and plant fibres that were easily accessible locally were used to make shoes in Nepal. These shoes were created to specifically address the requirements of the local environment, topography, and way of life. Traditional Nepali footwear, also known as "khussa" or "joota," was hand-made from leather and frequently embellished with exquisite beadwork and embroidery. For festivals and other occasions, these shoes were frequently worn. In recent years, modern methods and styles have been incorporated into Nepal's shoe manufacturing business. A focus on both historic designs and current fashion trends has helped organise and increase the efficiency of the footwear industry. Today, a variety of footwear, including sandals, boots, trainers and more, are produced in Nepal by shoe manufacturers. The necessity to uphold international quality standards and competition from imported footwear are just two issues that Nepal's shoe sector has had to deal with. Nevertheless, initiatives have been made to publicise Nepali-made footwear both nationally and abroad. This entails employing eco-friendly materials, highlighting traditional workmanship, and merging cutting-edge designs.

Material

Nepali shoes are normally made mostly out of high-quality leather. For comfort, flexibility, and longevity, leather selection is essential.
For each distinct component of the shoe, artisans choose leather with the proper texture and thickness.

Cultural Heritage

Nepali shoes are a vibrant tapestry of heritage, weaving together generations of intricate artistry and cultural craftsmanship. With each
pair, you step into the essence of tradition, preserving and celebrating the rich legacy of Nepal's cultural identity with every single stride.

Sustainable

Nepali footwear is frequently produced utilising locally obtained materials, which can support sustainable production and lessen the environmental impact of international transportation and manufacture.

Comfort

Nepali shoes are designed with comfort in mind, taking into consideration the ergonomics of the foot and ensuring a comfortable fit for extended
wear.

Unique Design

The designs of Nepali shoes are unlike mass-produced footwear commonly found in the market. Each pair tells a story through its intricate patterns, colors, and embellishments.

Support Local Economy

When you purchase Nepali shoes, you contribute to the local economy, helping to empower artisans, their families, and their communities.


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Measures

Name Type Agency Description Comments Law Validity
Certificate of Origin Formality Requirement Ministry of Finance Section 21. Attachment of the documents with the declaration form: (1) A person importing or exporting goods pursuant to Section 18 of the Act, while submitting declaration form to the customs officer, shall submit the following documents including Certificate of Origin. Comments Customs Regulation, 2064 (2007) 9999-12-31 00:00:00.0
Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) Certificate Requirement Ministry of Finance 21. Attachment of the documents with the declaration form:(1) As per section 18 of the Act, the person importing or exporting goods,while submitting declaration form to the customs officer, should submitfollowing documents(a)..(b)...(c) For exportation(1) Invoice(2) Packing list(3) Certificate of Origin(4) Banking document regarding payment procedure, in case of export to third country(5) Documents which are required as per prevailing law regarding the recommendation, license, or certificate from any institution. However Certificate of Origin shall not be mandatory for the export in which G.S.P. certificate is required. Comments Customs Regulation, 2064 (2007) 9999-12-31 00:00:00.0



Procedures

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