Western Shoe History

You may know ancient China.

The history of western shoes (

In 8000 BC, in Missouri, the shoes of Native Americans were discovered.

In 3300 BC, an ice merchant who died in the mountains of France left behind a pair of primitive shoes woven with grass.

In 3000 BC, in Egypt's temple, you could find shoes or

In 100 ad, bare feet are the most fundamental differences between Greek slaves and free men.

In 200 ad, Emperor Marco o 'iares of Rome declared that no one except him and his heir wore red sand shoes.

Knights in fifteenth Century wore long toe (24 inch) shoes, and the law of thrift was used to stipulate the length of the toe.

In the early sixteenth Century, under the influence of Da Vinci, he invented high-heeled shoes.

In the mid sixteenth Century, 30 inches of high-heeled shoes swept across southern Europe.

In the early seventeenth Century, as one of the most popular ornament, shoelaces appeared.

In the late seventeenth Century, Cinderella's slippers were pformed into Cinderella's crystal shoes due to misplation.

It took nearly 100 years in the middle of eighteenth Century to replace the traditional shoe making method. The first shoe factory appeared.

Soon, the first shoe shop appeared in Boston.

In the early nineteenth Century, flat shoes and Greek beach shoes were very popular.

The first pair of sneakers (also known as rubber bottom canvas shoes) appeared in the middle of nineteenth Century.

Subsequently, Elias and Hao invented the first sewing machine.

At the end of the nineteenth Century, clothing, which was an indispensable decoration, was built on buttons and used for shoes, and soon became the fashion standard.

Before the century, the shoemaker, like carpenter, blacksmith and tailor, was a humble business.

The design of shoes is not considered an independent and artistic work, but is regarded as a part of the whole shoemaking process.