In the spring of 1915, 15-year-old Carl Birkenstock had dreams of becoming an architect. However, his family’s destiny was already planned out for him. The Birkenstocks had been shoemakers for generations, and Carl was expected to join his father Konrad’s workshop in Friedberg, just north of Frankfurt. The family had moved there at the start of the First World War, returning to Elisabeth’s hometown, Carl’s mother.
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Carl’s family’s legacy as shoemakers seemed unchanging as he joined his father’s workshop. However, little did he know that technology would soon change everything.
Konrad specialized in metal-free orthopedic insoles and introduced a new type of insole called the “fussbett” or “foot bed,” which revolutionized the industry at that time.
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