Will these hurt to wear at first?
Most people feel a little extra sensation in their feet and calves over the first 1–2 weeks as stabilising muscles adjust — that's normal, not the shoe being the wrong fit. It typically settles within 2–3 weeks of gradual wear.
How do I know what size to order?
Wide Fit Barefoot Knit Sneakers runs true to size, with an extra-wide forefoot for those who need more toe room than standard barefoot styles offer. If you're between sizes, size up. Check the size chart above for exact UK/US/EU conversions.
How wide is the wide fit, exactly?
The forefoot is built roomier than our standard styles specifically to give toes maximum room to spread — ideal if you've found other barefoot shoes still too snug across the ball of the foot.
What makes these different from regular trainers?
A zero-drop, level sole with no raised heel, an extra-wide toe box that lets your toes splay fully, and a thin, flexible sole that lets you feel the ground instead of a thick, stiff midsole. See the comparison table above for a full side-by-side.
Are they durable enough for daily wear?
Yes — see the Materials tab above for the exact construction used in this shoe.
Can I wear these all day, including standing at work?
Many customers do — without an elevated heel or narrow toe box compressing your foot, they tend to feel less fatiguing over a full day once you're past the initial adjustment period.
What if they don't work out for me?
We offer 30-day returns — see the Shipping tab above or our returns policy for full details.