You want a pair that doesn’t look like gym kit, doesn’t scuff at the first pavement kerb, and doesn’t turn your white socks orange by lunchtime. Brown walking shoes for women do…
You’ve replaced your walking shoes twice this year. Both times the same thing happened: the outer edge of the heel wore down to the midsole while the inner side still looked new,…
You’ve been buying the same size for eleven years. Then one Tuesday your little toe starts complaining at the 4km mark, and by the evening there’s a red mark on the outside of…
It’s 7:20 on a Tuesday, the drizzle is the fine kind that doesn’t look like rain, and you’re at the bus stop feeling water come through the toe of your trainer. By the time you…
The pair arrived on a Tuesday, a deep moss green you’d seen in a photo and loved. In the hallway light it looked expensive. Under the fluorescent tube at the office it looked like…
You tried on a grey sneaker in the shop under warm lighting, loved it, got it home, and now it looks like a dishcloth next to your jeans. That happens constantly, and it’s not…
You’re in the security line at 6:40 in the morning, and the person in front of you is hopping on one foot trying to get a lace-up sneaker back on. You’re already through, because…
It’s 7:35 on a Tuesday. You’ve got a train at 7:52 and the pair by the door has a collar that sits right on your ankle bone. You wear them anyway. By the time you reach the…
You want height without the wobble. You also remember the last pair of heels that squeezed the front of your foot so hard you took them off under the table at a wedding. So you’ve…
You saw them in a shop window in June: pale straw-coloured shoes with a visible weave, sitting next to a linen dress. They looked like the answer to a hot commute. Then you picked…
You’ve got a friend’s birthday at the lanes on Saturday, you haven’t bowled since a school trip, and the last pair of rental shoes you wore had a number stamped inside that was…
It’s 4pm and your little toe has been pressed against the side of your shoe since lunch. So you’ve started walking on the outer edge of your foot to get some relief, which now…
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