Thursday, September 19, 2024

Are these the most comfortable wedding guest heels? This bunion-busting heel brand could save your feet this summer (and we have a discount code)

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Those looking for comfortable heels that fit wide feet and bunions have turned to one bunion-busting footwear brand that’s sure to be a winner for wedding season. 

Calla Shoes has become a go-to for those with wide feet and bunions, yet still want to invest in stylish shoes. Practical yet pretty, the brand offers a wide range of occasion shoes like wedge sandals, low and high heeled sandals, and everything in between – perfect for this summer’s events and beyond. And the best news? We have an exclusive discount code. Get 20 per cent off with the code DMAIL2024

With a modest heel height of 2.5 inches, these Glenda heels will help elevate you but are also arch-supported and have cushioned insoles to prioritse your comfort. 

The suede upper and lamb leather lining ensure extra style and comfort points.

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Taking you from the office to weddings, Calla Shoes have gained praise from shoppers thanks to their ability to keep your feet comfortable and cushioned all day and night.

Blazing the trail for those with problem feet, the shoes keep your feet happy and comfortable thanks to the clever additional width and volume at the toe box rather than the whole shoe. 

Keeping your foot securely in place, but with extra room for your bunions, Calla Shoes ensures there’s no rubbing in sight; a must for when dancing the night away.  

Taking you both on and off the dancefloor, the thoughtfully designed heels have a cushioned and arch supported insole to relieve pressure from joints as well as on sensitive soles. 

Better still, Calla Shoes only source the softest leather and suede in Europe, to accommodate your lumps and bumps and ensure that there’s no rubbing.

The Glenda Gold Heels are an example of the brand’s comfortable yet stylish heels. Designed with the iconic supported insole but with carefully positioned straps, these ensure that your feet feel the level of comfort that will make you forget you are even wearing heels. 

‘Beautiful shoe!’ agreed one shopper. ‘The gold color is rich and vibrant. Classy but glitzy! Very comfortable fit for my moderate bunions. Perfect heel height for me!’. 

 Calla Shoes top heel picks:

An espadrille wedge is a great option if you’re typically unsteady in heels, and we love this one from Calla Shoes. 

The espadrille-style wedge shoe has a wide fit with soft luxurious suede uppers and a supportive ankle strap, designed for all day comfort. Perfect for summer, these can be worn with jeans and dresses alike. 

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Whatever the occasion, these Lizzie block heel sandals are here to elevate any outfit. Handcrafted from soft suede, and featuring a beautiful bow detail, shoppers have called these ‘comfortable for the entire evening’. 

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If you prefer a smaller heel, then the Claudia is surely for you. The pointed-toe court heel has a smaller kitten heel to offer you a little height and all the comfort. These can be worn for work or play and will become a staple in your wardrobe. 

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With a seven centimeter heel and arch support with cushioned insoles, the Patricia heel is a great example of stylish yet comfort-forward shoe. Giving you a bit of height without the pain, these are a winner for smarter occasions. 

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With a 3.5 inch heel and half an inch platform, these sandals have been designed to give you additional height yet conceal and comfort your bunions.

Designed with the brand’s signature cushioned and arch-supported insole, these are set to become your go-to pair of heels when you need to be on your feet for hours. 

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Disclaimer: All prices mentioned are accurate at the time of publication.

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