Womens Wide Fit Shoes

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Room where you need it, without giving up the style. This is the Hush Puppies wide fit collection for women: court shoes, ballet flats, loafers, trainers, sandals, heels and boots, for feet that standard widths simply don't fit properly. Finding the right fit is harder than it should be, especially if your feet are wider. We don't think you should have to choose between style and comfort. The range uses quality materials and technologies like our Bounce™ comfort insoles, which give exceptional cushioning and support for all-day comfort, even for wider feet. Many styles also use water-repellent WorryFree™ suede and leather, to keep your feet dry and protected from the elements. A boot for winter, a sandal for summer, a heel for a night out: there's a pair here made to be comfortable for wider feet. What counts as a wide fit shoe? A wide fit shoe is made with more room across the width of the foot, giving proper space without the shoe gaping at the heel the way a bigger size often does when width, not length, is the real problem. It solves a different problem to sizing up, which is why it has a collection of its own. What styles are available in wide fit? Court shoes are the polished everyday option, and ballet flats and loafers give a smart finish for work and weekends. There are trainers for easy comfort, and sandals from casual slides to elegant dress styles, with comfortable footbeds and adjustable straps for a secure fit. Heels and wedges come in a selection of heights for nights out, and boots, from ankle and knee-high to rugged combat styles, take you through autumn and winter. Which wide fit style should you start with? For work, a court shoe or loafer is the polished option. For every day, a ballet flat or trainer is the easiest to live in. For winter, an ankle boot. For a night out, a heel or wedge. If you're trying wide fit for the first time, start with the style you wear most, so you notice the difference straight away. Does wide fit mean giving up comfor

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