Araceli Block Heel Mary Jane Pumps - White - UK 3

These specific pumps are not explicitly listed as wide fit. While the adjustable strap offers some flexibility, if you typically require wide-fit shoes, you might find them snug. Consider checking for 'wide fit' variants if available in the Araceli range.

Info needed: [Heel height information is not provided in the product description. Please refer to product specifications or contact customer service for exact measurements.]

While made of durable faux leather, it is generally recommended to avoid wearing these pumps in heavy rain to preserve their appearance and integrity. Faux leather can be wiped clean, but prolonged exposure to water is not ideal.

Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals. For tougher spots, a specialist faux leather cleaner can be used. Always allow to air dry naturally, away from direct heat.

Their versatile style makes them suitable for professional attire like tailored trousers or skirts, and equally for more dressy occasions with dresses or jumpsuits. They add a chic, classic touch to most smart-casual or formal ensembles.

The faux leather strap is designed for durability and should maintain its shape well with proper care. Minimal stretching may occur over extended periods of wear, but it should not significantly alter the fit.

Yes, the sizing for these pumps follows standard UK adult foot sizing. It is recommended to choose your usual UK shoe size for the best fit.

The strap is adjustable. Unfasten it and re-secure, ensuring it's snug enough to prevent slipping but loose enough for comfort. You should be able to slide a finger easily under the strap.

For light scuffs, gently rub with a soft, damp cloth. For stubborn marks, a small amount of mild white shoe cleaner specifically for faux leather can be used. Always test on an inconspicuous area first and avoid abrasive cleaners.

Ensure the strap is not overtightened. Consider using gel inserts or arch support pads for added cushioning, especially if you plan to wear them for very long periods.

This can sometimes be due to trapped air or friction between materials. Try sprinkling a little baby powder under the insole (if removable) or on the area causing friction.

The outsole might be smooth. For better traction, consider having a cobbler add thin, anti-slip pads to the soles, especially if you frequent highly polished or wet surfaces.