
Two fits, not a label
Most shoes marked wide are the same last with a longer strap. That's why you've bought seven pairs and returned six.
Regular and Wide here are two different lasts — broader across the ball, deeper through the instep. You choose before you buy, not after it arrives.
A wedge, not a heel
Four centimetres of lift, but the weight sits across your whole foot rather than pressing down on the ball. A wedge has a contact patch the size of your sole; a heel has one the size of a coin.
That's why you can stand in these. It's geometry, not cushioning.

Set the strap once
The strap adjusts across the instep and then stays there. From the second morning on, you step in.
If your feet swell through the afternoon, move it out one notch and leave it. It holds where you put it.

The collar gives
Fine elastic gathered all the way around the opening, so the topline follows your foot instead of cutting a line into it.
Small detail. It's the one that stops the back of a shoe rubbing by four in the afternoon.





