Shoes are an irreplaceable piece of our wardrobe. But what do we know in fact about their history?
The history of shoes began when man realized that he needs protection for his feet from rocks, sand, harsh weather conditions. But this is not the single reason why shoes were invented. Similarly to our days
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The first shoes, the sandals, were made by the Persians, out of papyrus leaves and soft leather, but they were used in Greece, Rome and Mesopotamia as well. Then sandals were replaced by moccasins and boots in the Middle Ages. The moccasins were the standard shoe in America until Thomas Beard changed the situation, bringing shoe making from London to the United States in the middle of 1500s.
Ladies, probably you wonder when high heels appeared. Their origin is in Venice, starting the 16th century. High heels were designed to wear on events as weddings, athletics and dance performances. In the 15th century, wealthy Italian and French women purchased decorative footwear called chompines. The chompines are called today stilettos
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As time passed, the design of the shoes started to evolve and comfort was not longer the single property of shoes. Material, design, quality, type of the shoe was taken into consideration when purchasing one. According to Wikipedia, today shoes are categorized in classes as: clogs, platforms, sandals, loafers, boots, slippers, boat shoes, athletic shoes, orthopedic, dance, espadrilles, moccasins, oxfords, pumps and balmorals.
So if back in time, shoe was a luxury, now only taste and necessity decide what kind of shoe to purchase.
The history of shoes continues every day, since there is always a new fashion, a new type of shoe developing.
These actions can cause discomfort, and this will be felt while the orthotic is worn. A simple plan to gently introduce the foot to increased support is vital in making the orthotic comfortable to wear. When one first receives their orthotics, they should be worn immediately. When and if the orthotics become uncomfortable
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There are other factors that do contribute to the failure of a break-in period leading to comfort with an orthotic. The most common of these involves an incompatibility of the shoe with the orthotic. Although orthotics are designed to fit into a wide variety of shoes, not every shoe in circulation is appropriate for an orthotic. The orthotic should not slide under the foot with shoe use. This indicates a shoe that is sized to big for one's actual foot size. They also should not have to be crammed into the shoe, with little room left for the foot. This indicates the shoe is too small for the foot or is too small or narrow to work with an orthotic. Stubbornly holding on to improper shoes at the expense of orthotic comfort strictly for style reasons is foolish, and will never lead to a comfortable orthotic. One must be sensible and reasonable regarding their shoe selection. This does not mean a sacrifice of fashion sensibility, it simply means being reasonable and accepting of ones own body and foot structure needs.
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