1. The first machine for the shoe industry was discovered in 1845, a Rolling Machine used to replace Lapstone and Hammer.
2. The shoe currently running in fashion, it was brought by England in 1633.
3. Six-in high heels in Europe were used only by upper-class people in the 17th century. This does not mean that high heels were expensive. The reason was that they did not fall while walking, for this they kept two servants around them.
4. In 1875, another machine was invented for making different types of shoes, which came to be known as Goodyear Welt Sewing Machine.
5. Shoes were first designed for women in 1840 and belonged to Queen Victoria.
6. By the 18th century, men and women used to have the same shoes in Europe, there was no difference between those shoes.
7. Slippers were used even before Shakespeare's time, and in fact even at that time, slippers used to come separately for both legs.
8. An average person walks 2000 Miles a year.
9. By the 19th century, both footwear had the same footwear, the first left and right footwear were made differently in Philadelphia in the 19th century.
10. In Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries heels on shoes were always red in color.
11. There are more than 100 types of Operations in the manufacture of a shoe.
12. The first shoe was made 4000 years ago with leather, which protects feet from heat.
13. Sneakers were actually called Keds, first made in America in 1916.
14. Images of shoes are also depicted in 15000 year old paintings in a Spanish cave.
15.The Bata Shoes Museum is located in Toronto, Canada, the only Shoe Museum in North America.
16. The Guinness World Record records the names of 155 people who participated in the race wearing High Heels.
17. Women are not allowed to wear Patent Leather shoes in Public Places in Ohio.
18. In North Dakota, if you lie down or fall asleep wearing shoes, it is considered a legal offense.
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