Opincile represent the traditional shoes that complete the local folk costume and can be worn both by women and men. Traditionally, these shoes were made from bovine leather processed with bitter salt and oak bark.

The technique of making opinci involves drawing and cutting the leather, shaping it on a wooden mold, folding the edges, and piercing the leather to attach the leather laces (nojită) that tie the opinci to the foot. The process is simple, but requires precision to adapt to the shape of the foot and provide strength.