A shoe is an item
of footwear intended to protect and comfort
the human foot while the wearer is doing
various activities. They were originally
created simply to protect the wearers feet.
In modern times, shoes are also used as
a fashion item. Traditionally, shoes
have been made from leather, wood or canvas,
but they are also made from rubber, plastics,
and other petrochemical-derived materials.
Footwear comes in a wide variety of colors,
shapes, sizes, and uses. Athletic
shoes, boots, dress shoes, and more can
be researched from the links below.
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The section below
is for "learning" about
footwear. It is not specifically
for buying shoes. If you actually
wish to shop for shoes, here is
the best place to do some
Shopping For Shoes.
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Footwear
Shoes
Athletic
Shoe
Wellington Boots
Tanker Boots
Combat
Boots
Jump Boots
Thigh High Boots
Kinky Boots
High-Heel Shoes
Platform
Shoes
Stiletto
Heeled Shoes
Hessian
Boots
Cowboy
Boots
Boots
Sandals Definition
Shoe
Definition
Sneakers
Leather
Mukluks
Clogs
Plimsoll
Shoe
Shoe Fetish
Flip Flops
Geeta Shoe
Go-Go Boots
Moccasins
Platform Shoes
Slippers
Shoe
Etiquette
Cobblers
Clothing & Footwear
Industry Terms and Definitions presented by Apparel Search. We have
not created the definitions on these particular pages. We are simply
posting them for your easy access. Enjoy your reading...
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You
are welcome to search the Amazon database for additional retailers of
women's shoes .
They have many footwear options for women including sneakers,
dress shoes,
boat shoes
(if you need a hat to go with your boating shoes, you can try our
captains hat or
boating hat section), moccasins,
boots,
dyeable shoes,
clogs (learn about clogs from the
clog definition page),
Espadrilles, flats, loafers, oxfords , pumps,
sandals,
leather shoes,
slides & mules,
slingbacks, slippers and wedding shoes
(you can find additional wedding shoe retailers from our
bridal shoe store directory).
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