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Depends on the type of shoe, and manufacturers. Louis Vuitton generally use better materials, but often the knock offs aren't too much worse, similar with a lot of fashion shoes. That is excepting stuff like traditional dress shoes, which often do require a skilled craftsman to make. The most pronounced difference however, is generally in work boots. Expensive work boots are usually expensive because they use better materials and longer lasting designs. Knockoffs usually don't last very long in comparison because they don't use good materials and skim in areas that affect longevity.
It matters for everyday wear, too. Properly maintained, shoes can last generations. 9 was gifted Italian-made shoes from the 1940s from an elderly person. I gifted them to someone else after about 20 years.
Eta about 60 years between 2 of us, idk how long after that. I moved.