Nowadays, various industrial CAD software (Computer-Aided 
Design) have been introduced in the footwear industry, to reduce 
the time dedicated to the development of shoe design and its 
production cost. In addition, it is an effective methodology that can 
accelerate the sampling process and marketing approaches. It 
provides the right fit and accurate customization, even for feet with
medical issues. On the other hand, it facilitates methods designers
use to create new style lines, soles, and accessories and to apply the 
required pattern. Therefore, the researcher found that it is essential 
to revive her heritage by directing students to virtually design 
women's shoes inspired by previous civilizations, using current 
three-dimensional (3D) software, in a contemporary method. This 
approach could provide new learning techniques along with 
encouraging innovation, helping predictions for production, and
harnessing undergraduate students' creativity.