A more stylish alternative for problem feet

Those with problem feet will often find that specialist shoes are comfortable but unsightly. Now, Special Footwear proves that both comfort and class can be found in their specially designed footwear range. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) January 15, 2014 - Orthopaedic shoes from Special Footwear are designed to fit the individual user, rather than being created in bulk. All shoes are created in their specialist London-based orthotic shop, and are made to measure for men, women and children alike. Those needing orthopaedic shoes need not be constrained by a limited selection of ready-made styles: customers can choose from a huge range of over one hundred different leathers, in a wide variety of colours, textures and patterns.

This footwear range is designed to suit all styles, with both casual and formal shoes available. Bespoke fittings are carried out either in the London shop or via home visit, and shoes can be adjusted again and again if the needs of the customer change.

While NHS footwear can often be heavy and unsightly, this solution means that people with problem feet due to birth or injury can still have elegant and comfortable shoes, made by master shoemakers and adjusted as many times as needed to ensure a perfect fit. Whether the customer is looking for trainers or other casual shoes, work shoes or shoes for a formal evening event, Special Footwear can come up with a bespoke solution that is designed to be comfortable, stylish and durable.

Special Footwear has been trading for over fifty years, and stick to the three core principles of shoe making, namely function, fashion and protection. Led by Anthony Andrews, this team of dedicated and experienced craftsmen create both custom made shoes and tailored insoles to meet the requirements of individual customers, using traditional shoe making methods to ensure quality and durability as well as style.

Says a company spokesperson, "Whether as a result of injury or due to a problem from birth, we recognise the importance of lessening orthopaedic discomfort with tailored footwear. A number of customers have come to us slightly fearful that they will be confined to wearing heavy, unattractive shoes that cramp their style and make them feel uncomfortable. We don't see why such specialist shoes should just be functional and not stylish: our range aims to provide specialist footwear that not only feels good, but looks good too."

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