Find out the inputs, outputs and processes involved in the manufacture of a leather shoe.

Leather is a highly used material for making shoes. However, the leather that goes into shoe making has to be processed before it could be brought to use.

Inputs: Raw material in the form of unprocessed leather, labor, machinery, an industrial unit.

Process: The process includes converting unprocessed leather called hide into tough leather, and then spinning and finally printing to give it a finished look.

Outputs: Finished leather is then turned into Leather shoes by shoemakers.