A shoemaker's implement, named by a frowning Providence as opportunity to the maker of puns. Ah, punster, would my lot were cast, Where the cobbler is unknown, So that I might forget his last And hear your own. Gargo Repsky
A wooden block shaped like the human foot, on which boots and shoes are formed.
To shape with a last; to fasten or fit to a last; to place smoothly on a last; as, to last a boot.
The plastic, metal, or wood foot-shaped form over which a shoe is made and which determines its shape, shoe size, and fit.
Ironically, the " last" is the first thing that an athletic shoe manufacturer starts with during shoe assembly. The last is a jig, the size and shape of a foot. Sometimes, it's the foot of some alien being.... given how some sneakers fit! It serves as a central form for shoe construction. After completing shoe assembly, the manufacturer removes the last.
made of plastic, metal, or wood, it is the form used to determine the shape and size of the shoe. The derivation of the word is "laest", the Old English word for footprint.
A last is a form in the shape of a foot. Once the proper shoe size is determined, a last can fine-tune the fit.
The model used to make all custom and factory boots. Until recently it was always carved from wood, but now often fiberglass is used. The toe, however, can be fastened to the end of the last in any style the customer desires. And small pieces of leather are shaped and glued and then sanded down smooth to compensate for any irregularities in a foot or changes that occur normally as a customer ages.
The interior shape of a boot shell or liner.
A metal, wood or plastic form used to create the shape of a shoe.
A form shaped in the outline of a foot over and around which a sole is made. Although there are numerous types of lasts in use, the differences are governed by the type of shoe construction or shape desired.
holding device shaped like a human foot that is used to fashion or repair shoes
a foot-shaped form that fits the shape of the boot
a foot shaped piece of wood that a shoemaker would carve to the same size as a customers foot
a form shaped like a human foot
a form that remotely resembles a human foot and it is what shoes and boots are formed on when they are made
a mold that represents the volume of the foot for each shoe size and width that will be manufactured
a piece of wood, metal or synthetic material roughly following the shape of the foot and acting as a form on which a shoe or boot is made
a shaped piece of wood or metal on which the shoe is actually built
The 3-dimensional form on which a shoe is constructed.
A three dimensional model of a foot, used to physically stretch the shoes to fit, in the construction process.
The 3-Dimensional foot form around which the upper of the shoe is built. The last determines the size and dimensions of the shoe. A shoe's last is commonly described in relation to its construction and / or shape.
Can refer to two different features of a shoe; the first is the construction of the shoe or the way the shoe's upper is attached to the midsole. There are three major types of construction: board lasting, where the upper is glued to a flexible, shoe-length "board"; slip lasting, where the upper is stitched directly to the midsole; and combination lasting, where the forefoot is attached directly to the midsole and the heel is attached to a board. Last can also refer to the shape of the shoe: straight, semi-curved or curved. A curved last turns inward from the heel to toe, a straight last has little or no curve and a semi-curved last is somewhere in between.
A mold or form of the human foot made of wood on which shoes are built or repaired (later lasts were made of iron)
In shoemaking, a last is a rounded oblong block used to approximate the form of the human foot used by a cobbler to help make or mend shoes.