Wide fit shoes
Do your feet need just a little extra room? Discover our collection of wide-fit women’s shoes.
✓ Extra space exactly where your feet need it
✓ Plenty of room at the forefoot
✓ The support you can always expect from Wolky
More space where it's needed
Do you have slightly fuller feet? Then a wider shoe is more comfortable. At Wolky, we have a few models that offer that extra bit of space for your feet. No pinching, just comfort.
Wide shoes for women
Wider feet, higher insteps, fuller feet, difficult feet – there are all kinds of feet that may benefit from shoes offering just that bit of extra space. That’s why Wolky has a collection of extra wide shoes. But what exactly does ‘extra wide’ mean? We’re happy to explain everything, so you can be sure whether your feet would benefit from extra wide shoes, or if one of our other ‘specials’ might suit you better.Voeg hier tekst in
Wide fit shoes: sizing is important
When buying shoes, it’s not only the length that matters – width is important too, especially if you have fuller feet. The width of a shoe determines how well it fits the width of your foot. Every woman has a different foot width, and a well-fitting shoe can make all the difference between comfort and discomfort. At Wolky, you’ll find details about shoe width on the fit information page for each shoe on the website. However, it’s not always easy to categorise a shoe within a particular width size. Features like laces can greatly affect how a shoe fits. When considering shoe width, it’s important to also look at factors that can alter a shoe’s fit. Unfortunately, width sizes alone don’t always provide the perfect solution. Wide fit shoes can be comfortable for your feet, but adjustable shoes are also very useful for women with wide feet and/or high insteps.
Reading tip: Shoes with laces and a zipper.
Wide fit shoes vs regular fit shoes
It sounds great – extra wide shoes. But what exactly is the difference from the regular version? The wide shoes offered by Wolky have more volume. This means more material is used in the upper, giving extra space inside the shoe. This extra room is most noticeable in the middle of the foot, where feet tend to be fullest. The last used to make these shoes is fuller, and since the shoe is built around the last, the shoe itself is fuller too. On this page, you can find more tips for wider feet.