Do the soles of shoes disintegrate if not worn for some time?

No, the soles of shoes do not disintegrate if not worn for some time. While shoes can deteriorate over time due to various factors such as wear and tear, exposure to moisture, or extreme temperatures, simply not wearing them does not cause the soles to disintegrate. The materials used in shoe soles, such as rubber or leather, are typically designed to withstand long periods of storage without significant degradation. However, improper storage conditions, such as extreme heat or exposure to chemicals, can potentially damage the soles over time.