Kozaki Sofix

Sofix boots were one of the more famous products of the footwear industry produced in Radom, especially during the Polish People's Republic. Radom footwear plants, such as "Radoskór," had a long tradition in the production of high -quality footwear, and the Sofix brand has become recognizable both in Poland and abroad.

The characteristics of Sofix Cossacks characteristics:

Material and quality:

• sofix boots were mainly produced from natural skin, which provided them with durability, strength and comfort of wearing. The skin was carefully done, and the quality of its finish was one of the distinguishing features of this brand.
• The interior of the Cossacks was often insulated, which made them an ideal choice for winter months.

design and style:

• Sofix boots were characterized by a classic, elegant design. They were available in various models, both on low and high heels, which allowed them to be adapted to various occasions and stylizations.
• Cossack patterns were so universal that they enjoyed popularity among both younger and older women. valued for quality. The boots were widely available in Poland, and their production was so large that the company could export its products to other countries, especially to the Soviet Union and other countries of the Eastern Bloc.
• during the Polish People's Republic Sofix shoes was synonymous with elegance and reliability, which is why it was eagerly chosen by women who were looking for fashionable and lasting shoes for winter.
< Production:
• Sofix boots were produced in Radom by footwear plants, which were part of the larger industrial complex "Radoskór." "Radoskór" was one of the largest footwear producers in Poland, and its products enjoyed great recognition.
• The production was on a large scale, which allowed the maintenance of competitive prices while maintaining high quality. Including boots, they were of great importance on the shoe market. They were a symbol of reliability and quality, and their purchase was often seen as an investment for years.
• After the political transformation and economic changes that took place after 1989, the footwear market in Poland underwent significant changes. Production in Radom has decreased, and the Sofix brand lost its importance in the face of competition from abroad.