Every shoe that fits you, might not suit you. Your style depends upon you because it determines the type of wardrobe you have. A lot of issues that can rise over time if you don’t wear the shoe that is fit for you.

Sneaker shoes are the invention of the 1830s. The style is decades old but still valued for its versatility and comfort.

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Most people prefer using sneakers for their daily errands because they are versatile and low maintenance. It is complicated to find a shoe that fits right, especially if you have to wear them for a special occasion.

Shoes that are not the right size, or feel uncomfortable can cause major problems over time like:

Ingrown nailsSwellingBlood circulation issuesNumbness of the feetShoe rashBone twists

In the best-case scenario, you might find your preferred style and comfort together but, it takes some market research. That doesn’t mean that you should whole give up on your mission. It only means that the perfect shoe is out there, all you have to do is look for it.

According to stats, almost 75% of people face feet pain because of several different causes. Having feet that hurt all day long and don’t feel comfortable, is not just annoying but also tiring.

Physical pressure is real, and our feet take the most of it. This doesn’t mean that you start jumping to conclusions and aim to check out every sneakers shoes store in town.

 Let’s start from the beginning and study some basics:

1. GET YOUR FEET MEASURED:

This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but get your feet measured and note down the size in your phone. You shouldn’t get one foot measured, because a majority of the time, one foot is broader than the other.

Trial and testing are an important part of shoe shopping, and your accurate size can help you massively.

2. GET YOUR SHOES IN THE EVENING:

There is no harm in trying on shoes in the morning, but we recommend that you buy them in the evening. There is a simple scientific reasoning behind this theory, that at end of the day your feet are swollen.

This means that if the shoe fits you at the end of the day it won’t hurt you all day long.

3. DON’T RELY ON SHOE SIZE:

Like every garment size varies from body to body, shoes fit according to various factors that we don’t consider. This includes the width of the foot, and how swollen your feet get at the end of the day.

4. INVEST IN QUALITY SHOES:

Investing in one pair of breathable and comfortable shoes is better than buying a dozen uncomfortable pairs. Many brands are now committed to making customized shoe designs like Vans Custom, Myswear, Your Reebok, and Adidas.

Major brands offer free service for their shoes which gives them the advantage of consumer trust. Quality shoes often look and feel neutral and breathable. If the shoe feels heavy on the feet, it may make you feel tired in a long run too.

5. CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS OF THE SHOE:

The width, depth, and length all matter when it comes to selecting the right shoe for you. Your understanding of comfort and ease is above style and fashion.

6. ALWAYS WALK AROUND TO FEEL THE FIT:

The best thing you can do to check the shoe is to walk around and feel how the fit is. If the shoe feels tight or lose don’t bother buying it. Your shoe sizes are very different than garments and clothing.

Some day you won’t fit into the shoe like Cinderella. Avoid getting too excited, because impulsive buying is real and most people end up doing buying things they don’t need.

Here are some of the extra tips that will prolong the life of your shoes:

Don’t wear your shoes every single day, give them time to rest and absorb air. This prevents the buildup of sweat because shoes hate moisture.Try wearing socks every time you wear a closed front shoe to avoid slippage.Keeping your shoe sole and laces clean will cut down a lot of shoe washing.Stuff your shoes to keep the shape and keep them boxed.Shoe bags and stuffing is worth your investment. Store your designer shoes to maintain the shape of the shoe.Heat is the enemy of your shoes because it causes moisture buildup which causes creases and wrinkles on the shoe.