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Diabetes can reduce sensation and circulation in the feet, which means small pressure points that most people would feel straight away can go unnoticed until the skin is already irritated.

Internal seams, stiff uppers and fixed straps create exactly the kind of hidden friction that matters most here.

Learn more about our diabetic feet shoes

How these shoes are selected

These shoes are selected with seam-free interiors, soft non-abrasive uppers, adjustable fastenings and a roomy toe box, so pressure can be adjusted rather than endured. Adjustability is the point: it lets you respond to a fit that changes over the course of a day instead of committing to it in the morning.

What we keep out of this category

Styles with decorative seams, fixed straps or a hard inner lining are kept out, because a wearer who cannot feel pressure is not in a position to notice them early.

Are these medical-grade diabetic shoes?

No. These are everyday shoes designed with diabetic-friendly features. If you have been prescribed therapeutic footwear, follow your podiatrist's advice — this category does not replace it.

How should I check my feet?

Check daily, including between the toes. If you have reduced sensation, a mirror or a family member can help. Report any new redness, blistering or break in the skin to a healthcare professional promptly.

Why do seams and straps matter so much here?

Because a point of pressure you cannot feel is the point most likely to go unnoticed. Seamless interiors and fastenings that can be loosened remove two of the most common sources. Our Sandale range is built around adjustable straps for the same reason.

If one foot is becoming swollen, or the swelling is new or one-sided, seek advice from a podiatrist or your doctor before choosing footwear.