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The oldest leather shoe
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Some of the first shoes were wore in the Indus River Vally civilization, Mesopotamia. This was between 1600-1200 B.C.
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The modern shoelace was made March 27, 1790
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An Irish-American named Humphrey O'Sullivan patented the first rubber heel and it significantly outlasted the leather heel
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When nine small rubber companies joined together they created the first mass produced shoe, called Keds
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First Converse Basketball Shoes Were Made
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The shoes that men wore changed little between the 40's and 50's. They often wore loafers, brogues and oxfords.
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jordan signed a Nike exclusive shoe deal that was a breakthrough in the sense that this was the first shoe line named after an individual athlete.
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The 1990's introduced technology such as cell phones and computers. The large range of lifestyles and fashion changed the range of shoes.