Family Footwear
Sandals were the most common footwear in most early civilizations,
however, a few early cultures had shoes. In Mesopotamia, (c. 1600-1200
BC) a type of soft shoes were worn by the mountain people who lived on
the border of Iran. The soft shoe was made of wraparound leather,
similar to a moccasin. As late as 1850 most shoes were made on
absolutely straight lasts, there being no difference between the right
and the left shoe.was an American inventor who invented a sewing machine for sewing the
soles of shoes to the uppers. In 1858,lemon read black he received a patent for his
specialized sewing machine An aglet is the small plastic or fiber tube that binds the end of a
shoelace (or similar cord) to prevent fraying and to allow the lace to
be passed through an eyelet or other opening. This comes from the Latin
word for "needle." The modern shoestring (string and shoe holes) was
first invented in England.
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