Wallis Court shoes - Brown - UK 7

Wide fit means the shoes are designed with extra room across the ball of the foot and toe area, offering more space and comfort than standard-width shoes, especially beneficial for those with wider feet or bunions.

Yes, thanks to their wide fit design and stable medium block heel (5-6.5cm), these shoes are specifically crafted for comfort and stability, making them suitable for prolonged wear throughout the day.

To clean faux suede, use a soft brush or cloth to remove loose dirt. For stains, gently dab with a slightly damp cloth moistened with water and a tiny bit of mild soap. Allow to air dry completely. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing.

While the faux suede has some resistance, it's best to avoid heavy rain or prolonged exposure to moisture, as this can affect the material's appearance and integrity. If they do get wet, allow them to air dry naturally.

The Wallis Danny Court Shoes feature a medium block heel that measures between 5-6.5cm, providing a practical lift with excellent stability.

Wallis shoes are generally true to UK sizing. However, the 'wide fit' aspect means they will feel more generous in width compared to standard shoes. If you are typically between sizes, consider reviewing specific customer feedback for fit advice.

Yes, the elegant design, including the pointed toe and covered buckle detail, combined with the faux suede finish, makes them appropriate for professional settings, business meetings, and smart-casual formal events.

Ensure you have selected the correct UK size. Sometimes, new shoes need a short break-in period. Wear them for short intervals initially, or consider using a shoe stretcher designed for width if discomfort persists. Check if your foot shape genuinely benefits from a wide fit, as some feet may require different considerations.

For dullness, use a soft suede brush (specifically for synthetic materials) to gently lift the nap. For stains, immediately blot any spills with a clean, dry cloth. For dried stains, gently clean with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild, diluted soap. Always test cleaning methods on an inconspicuous area first.

Regularly inspect the heel tips. If they show signs of significant wear, take them to a cobbler for replacement. Replacing heel tips proactively can extend the life of your shoes and prevent damage to the main heel structure. Avoid dragging your feet or walking on very rough surfaces where possible.