Oh, no!

Here's an idea for their shoes, if it's useful--

Erkthong:  This common shoe consists of layers of cloth or leather or animal-coats or anything handy, bound about the foot with leather thongs, or even vines. Like most things the Commoners eat and wear, no pair of Erkthongs is precisely alike-- it all depends on the preference and/or ability of the crafter. For example-- a Commoner who wan't particularly good at hunting or trapping, or was averse to it, probably wouldn't have fur-skin Erkthongs, unless they traded for the material.  Erkthongs get their name from the 'errrrrrrrrrrk' sound the leather thongs begin to make when they are beginning to wear through.  Erkthongs follow the pattern of the other Common clothes in another way, too-- the material itself is simple, but the binding can be done creatively, making the Erkthong both practical and artistic.

The Higher-Class folk could wear Stumpers-- a shoe very like a moccasin, excepting the fact that they look as though they have boxes glued to their soles. These 'boxes' are made of seasoned wood, and are wittled to match the shape of the wearers foot, so that they may be fitted to the moccasin. This adds about a foot to the wearers height (to reflect the Upper Classe's superiority to the Lower), and, unless the wearer has truly mastered them, make a stumping sound when in use-- one of the reasons for their name. The Upper Class are tought to wear these shoes when they come of age, eventually mastering the trick employed in walking gracefully with a 12-inch sole to your shoe.  Before they quite get the hang of it, however, they can be seen stumping about like anything-- another reason for the shoe's name. The last reason is that the Commoners find this footwear to be highly ridiculous and 'Stumper' is used as a synonym to 'puzzle'-- in that it is a stumper why anyone would wear these impractical shoes.

That's all for now-- and not very well written. Sorry- I'm in a bit of a rush. Hope this was helpful! :)