What Shoe Should I Get

What shoes should I buy?

Adidas Ultra BoostIt fulfills all of your requirements.It retails at $180, and up can find them being resold for between $160 and $220.They look really nice and go with anything (Shorts, jeans, joggers, Zipper pants, sweatpants)They are ridiculously comfy, with a primeknit upper and full boost midsole. (If you don't know what that is, look it up.)They are a high performance running shoe, so you could use them for pretty much any sport involving running (Not basketball)There are many different colorways, including all white, white with a black outsole, dark grey, light grey, black, all black with black midsole (I only mentioned the black, white and grey one.(Edit) I don’t know exactly where these specifically are made, but Adidas makes 60% of its product in Asia, including China, Indonesia, Thailand, and India. Whether that means they are made in a sweatshop or not, I don’t know. And ignorant or not, I don't really worry too much about where my products are made.

Which brand of shoes should I buy?

Fellmonger is undoubtedly the best brand for online designer handmade shoes for men. The wide range and variety would leave no stones unturned to enthrall the men with style with their Brogues, Slip-ons, Sneakers, or Penny loafers. The shoes carved out of the supreme quality leather are in complete juxtaposition with the designs made by the skilled craftsmen. The most appeasing factor is definitely the leather insole switched within each pair to ensure all day long comfort and to keep away the feet from odor. So involve Fellmonger in your office walk, evening stroll, or the casual luncheon and swag in style. I bet you can’t leave the site with only one pair.All this and more collection of luxury shoes men’s online only at https://www.fellmonger.in/shoes

What shoe should I buy if I'm between 2 sizes?

If the online store has a physical store or if you can find the brands they sell in a physical store, I would suggest trying the two sizes first. Sometimes, brands have different shoe last. Some could be narrow or wide.Designer brands are usually for people with narrow feet so a size up would work if you have wide feet.The target market or location can also influence the size. When I was in Australia, I ordered a pair of Stuart Weitzman shoes from their website. When the shoes arrived. They were too tight. I sent an email asking about this and they gave me the usual answer that the sizes are correct, I may have made a mistake, etc. To double-check, I went to a Stuart Weitzman store and asked for the same pair in the size that I ordered. The fit was perfect. I was then told that Stuart Weitzman makes different lasts fir the US market and the Australian market and sales staff were told to inform the customers.The good thing about it was since the shoes were made of suede, the shoes stretched so I could still wear them.The reverse happened in Portugal. The shoes were 1 size too big for me. I was told by shoe sellers that Portuguese shoes were relatively bigger. Since I had small feet, my feet were swimming in them.If the shoes you are planning to buy are made of soft leather, suede or nubuck, I would suggest getting the small size and have the shoes stretched.However, if they're made of thick, hard leather, then the bigger size would probably be better. As others have suggested, you can put shoe insoles to make them comfortable and to fit better.