Keeping your feet stylish and comfortable is important, especially if you spend several hours each day on your feet standing or walking. Even walking from your car to your office can feel torturous if you are wearing uncomfortable shoes.
With companies like Schuler Shoes, you won’t have to sacrifice fashion and style when shopping for comfortable shoes for women. This shop features casual shoes, boots, sandals, athletic shoes, dress shoes and much more. Whatever the occasion, event or simply a long day at work, you have plenty of attractive choices from which to choose.
Whether you need running shoes, athletic training shoes for lifting in the gym, hiking-friendly sandals or trail shoes, you will find something to get you through your activity and will help keep your feet as healthy as the rest of your body. Browse the athletic brands such as New Balance, Keen, Merrell, Ecco and many other exciting outdoors-friendly shoe brands.
You don’t have to squeeze your feet into uncomfortable heels to dress up at work. Choose work-friendly shoes that shine with brand that include Dansko, Trotter, BeautiFeel, Naot, Gabor and Aravon. By offering many low-to-medium heeled dress shoes with a style and flair all their own, you can keep your toes soothed all day long.
Boots add a splash to any outfit and are often comfortable and, of course, they add warmth during cold winter days. Wear a skirt and tights, and the right boots from Clarks, Gabor, Born, Pikolinos, UGG and many other top name brand boots.
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Love the article, and you’ve given me new name brands to look into for fashion, comfort and healthy feet, Thanks!
I have a back problem so a pair of good comfy shoes is very important to me.
Veronica – I too have back issues and foot issues. I always know when I am in need of a new pair of sneakers (what I wear most), as my lower back gets very uncomfortable. My feet begin to really hurt too. The last pair of sneakers that I wore to their death made my legs hurt, the arch in one foot and the heals of both feet. Hunting for another pair that I LIKED was a nightmare. I find for sneakers that Ryka’s and Reebok’s work best for me – but most of the styles out, DON’T.