Chapter 4: Chapter 4: Stepping Foot into the Human City

~ Gisopi Minari’s, The Cobbler’s Art, Chapter Four - The Difference, Summarized

So then, a shoe is a category of footwear that is worn to cover the foot and can be used for a number of activities, including walking, jogging, and dancing. Shoes are often constructed from supple materials like leather or canvas, and they are intended to be comfortable and simple to walk in.

A boot is a sort of footwear that goes up the leg and covers the foot, the ankle, and occasionally even the calf or the knee. Boots are often made of leather and have a high top. Boots are often constructed out of durable materials such as leather or rubber, and they are intended to provide the wearer with both protection and support. They have a wide range of applications and may be worn for things like business, hiking, or even fashion.

There is a wide variety of footwear, including shoes, boots, and sandals, and the particular distinctions between these items might vary. Shoes, on the other hand, are often meant to be worn on a daily basis and for activities that are less strenuous, so they are lighter and more flexible than boots. Boots, on the other hand, are typically used for tasks that require a higher level of specialization or in circumstances in which greater support and protection are required. Boots are typically heavier and more robust than shoes.

Now that we know the difference between both, let us speak of the components that they are made up out of, so that we might peer into the complexity of the art.