Leather Shoes

Ingredients:

• Leather.
• Textiles.
• Synthetics.
• Rubber.
• Foam

Fabric is also quite commonly used for making shoes. Like leather, textiles are available in a
wide array of colors and varieties. With textiles, the possible variations include different fibers,
denier (or fabric weight), weaves and knits.

The advantage of shoes made from synthetics is that they tend to be comparatively quite
inexpensive for both the manufacturer and consumer as compared with other types of shoes.

Because the material is less durable than its leather and textile counterparts, however, synthetic
shoes tend to degrade faster and need replacing more often.

Foam is the most common material used to provide support in the uppers of shoes of all sorts,
be they leather, textile, synthetic or even rubber.

The world's leading producer of natural rubber is Thailand. As of 2019, Thailand's natural
rubber production amounted to 4.85 million metric tons. In second place is Indonesia, with
2019 production amounting to 3.3 million metric tons.

From which country Pakistan can import?

China was still at the top with $10.9 billion sales, the value of an individual leather shoe
manufactured in China paled in comparison to the prices of Italian leather shoes, which are
touted to be the most expensive and carefully crafted in the world.

Shoes made with 51% textile surface area are sometimes 20%. A textile shoe costing less than
$12.50

Brazilian rubber industry developed a high-wage cost structure as the result of labor scarcity
and lack of competition in the early years of rubber production. Brazil sold almost ninety
percent of the total rubber commercialized in the world