What is the irony of the boot production figures in the book 1984?

In George Orwell's "1984," the irony of the boot production figures lies in the Party's manipulation of statistics to create the illusion of progress and abundance. The inflated production numbers for boots exemplify the government's control over information and its ability to distort reality to maintain power over the populace. It reflects the dystopian nature of the society where truth is constantly being warped for Propaganda purposes.