Why do you think that each pointe shoe made will not be exactly alike, even though they may be constructed by the same cobbler (shoe maker)?

Because it is mathmatically impossible that each shoe will be exactly alike. There will always be human error and/or variation.

Explanation:

I would say that anything being hand-made will never have two of the same, simply because of it being hand-made things can't be perfectly replicated. Also, many ballerinas like to do things to the shoes to make them fit/work better. For example, they'll sew the arches or ankles to provide more support, and will bend the shoe in half so it isn't as stiff.

Explanation:

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