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Essential Tips and Hints

An All-Inclusive Shoe Guide for Women:
How to Match Your Foot Apparel With Your Outfit

Full credit goes to my sister for this idea. She suggests you wear wide width womens shoes, flat sandals or espadrilles with a pair of relaxed, soft pants.

Also, consider wearing a medium heel, platform shoe matched with your "everyday" skirt.

For office attire you could select business pants to wear with spacious, flat loafers with low heels.

This is one of my daughter's favorite tips...

You can wear open-toed mules and capri pants together to create a really cute casual look.

If you want a more professional look for the office, then you could choose a pump with a rounded toe to wear with your skirt.
 

What to do when your trousers have a "wide leg" style?  Pick out some leather loafers to get a more dressy leisure look while matching the colors of your belt and shoes together.

Helpful Comments

If you haven't bought a pair of espadrilles yet, you need to check them out.

Sam & Libby shoes offer the Gemma2 that are moderately priced and are perfect with jeans or skirts.  These strappy wedge sandals have a lightly covered footbed.  This is a very cute espadrille covered wedge.

News & Info Resources

Want to know if those womens wide width shoes are crafted with the quality you deserve?  Read our "steps to a proper fit."

Are you looking for expert advice when selecting womens dress shoes in wider widths?  Find essential tips and hints to guide you.

How women take care of wide width dress shoes.

Expert comments about wide width shoes for womens sensitive feet and what to do about thin soles on high heels.

Steps to Choosing Quality Shoes

The first step you should take is to carefully look at the sole to be sure that it is firmly and securely attached to your shoe. Remember, many styles of wider, comfortable shoes can be stitched or cemented to the upper body of the shoe. Is one of these techniques better than the other?  Not really.  There is no broad difference between techniques and either one is an acceptable method of quality construction.

During the warm summer months, foot moisture can easily become a serious problem. Therefore, you'll want to examine the interior of the footwear. Wide shoes with a leather interior can sometimes absorb moisture better than other materials. You'll discover that premium shoes will also have an all-inclusive lining extending from front to back.  This is another good tip when looking for high quality footwear.

Wouldn't it be great if more manufacturers would make sandals adjustable to conform to your hard to fit feet.

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