Shoe widths explained: your guide to the perfect fit
Discover the different shoe widths and find out how the right fit keeps your feet healthy and ensures greater comfort!

Shoes accompany you through your everyday life, whether at work, in your free time or during sport. But have you ever thought about the width of your shoes? While many people know their shoe size, the width of their shoes often goes unnoticed. Yet it plays a crucial role in the comfort and health of your feet. In this blog post, you'll find out why the right shoe width is important and how to find the right one for you.
What does shoe width actually mean?
The shoe width indicates how much space your foot has in the shoe - especially in the forefoot area. While the shoe size describes the length of the foot, the width determines how tight or wide the shoe sits on the foot. Shoe widths are either labelled with letters or a description and indicate how much space your foot has in the shoe - especially in the forefoot area.
We attach particular importance to a precise fit and offer different shoe widths so that you can enjoy the perfect wearing comfort. It is therefore worth paying close attention to the width before buying to ensure that your shoes fit perfectly. When buying shoes, make sure that your toes have enough room and that the shoe fits comfortably without pinching or slipping. A good guide: Your toes should be able to move freely, but your foot should not slide back and forth in the shoe.
Why the right shoe width is so important
If a shoe is too narrow or too wide, this can have long-term consequences for your feet. Shoes that are too narrow compress the foot and can favour blisters, pressure points or deformities such as hallux valgus. Shoes that are too wide, on the other hand, do not provide enough support, which means your foot constantly slips when you walk - this can lead to tension and pain in the long term. The right shoe width therefore not only ensures greater comfort, but also healthy feet. Especially if you walk a lot or spend a long time in your shoes, you should make sure they fit well.
Shoe width, foot shapes and possible misalignments
Every foot is unique, and not only the length varies, but also the width and shape. People with a high instep often need a different width than those with flat feet. Similarly, wide feet need more room in the forefoot area, while narrow feet benefit from a shoe with a narrower cut. Wearing shoes with the wrong width can lead to various foot misalignments. For example, shoes that are too narrow favour the development of hallux valgus, a painful deformity of the big toe. Hammer toes, where the toes are permanently bent, can also be the result. Shoes that are too wide, on the other hand, do not offer the foot enough support, which can favour overpronation or splayed feet. This is why it is so important to find the perfect shoe that fits your foot perfectly and prevents misalignments.
WOOL SNEAKER - Perfect fit for narrow to normal feet
The Wool trainers are an excellent choice for anyone who values a snug and comfortable shoe width. This model has been specially developed for narrow to normal width feet and offers an ideal balance between comfort and support. Thanks to the innovative merino wool material, the shoe gently moulds to the shape of your foot, while the flexible sole supports a pleasant walking sensation. Thanks to the natural breathability of the wool, your feet stay fresh and dry all day long. The precise workmanship also ensures a pressure-free fit, preventing uncomfortable pressure points or misalignments. If you're looking for a comfortable sneaker that adapts perfectly to your foot, the Wool sneaker is the perfect choice.

MERINO WOOL KNIT - Ideal for normal feet with an average width
The Merino Wool Knit is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a shoe with a comfortable fit for normal feet with an average width. Thanks to the innovative merino wool material, the shoe gently moulds to the shape of the foot and ensures a comfortable fit without pressure points. The lightweight and breathable design keeps your feet dry and prevents unpleasant odours. The flexible sole also offers natural freedom of movement, while the anatomical fit ensures optimum support. The Merino Wool Knit combines comfort, functionality and a modern design - ideal for everyday wear or relaxed leisure activities.

MERINO MOCASSIN - Perfect for slightly stronger, fuller feet
The Merino moccasin is characterised by a particularly high level of comfort and offers an ideal fit for stronger, fuller feet. An outstanding feature of this moccasin is the careful workmanship, which makes it pleasantly flexible and stable at the same time. The merino wool upper gently moulds to the foot without constricting, which is particularly beneficial for wider or stronger feet. Merino wool is known for its breathability and temperature regulation, so that the foot is always well ventilated and the foot climate is pleasant all year round. With its natural flexibility and comfortable design, the moccasin ensures a snug fit that does not cause pressure points even when worn for long periods. The combination of high-quality merino wool and a carefully considered width makes this shoe an excellent choice for anyone who values comfort, flexibility and a good fit.

To summarise, choosing the right shoe width is crucial for the comfort and health of your feet. A precise fit to your individual foot shape can not only prevent pain and discomfort, but also improve overall balance and freedom of movement. It is important to accurately measure both the length and width of your foot and try out the appropriate shoe widths to find the best possible fit. Make sure that your shoes offer enough room for your toes and do not pinch at the sides to avoid foot problems. With the right knowledge about shoe widths, you can ensure that you are in good hands in your shoes and avoid discomfort in the long term.