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Men's wide fit shoes
We make four styles of one kind of shoe rather than a broad range: extra wide adjustable trainers, UK 3–12 (EU 36–46). Here is what they do, and what you should buy elsewhere.
Choose a style by how wide it opens
Choose a colourway
Four styles, one idea
Most wide-fit retailers carry a broad range in which nothing is especially good. We took the opposite approach — four closely related styles, sharing the same insole, the same seam-free forefoot lining and the same single adjustable fitting, separated only by how far each one opens. Every improvement goes into those four rather than being spread across forty.
The trade-off is honest: if you need a formal shoe, a boot or a sandal in a wide fitting, we do not make one. Cosyfeet, DB Shoes and Wider Fit Shoes all carry broader ranges, and we would rather say so than waste your time.
What these shoes do well
Everyday wear, standing work, walking, and any situation where a foot needs room and adjustment. A seam-free forefoot lining for diabetic and neuropathic feet, a removable multi-layer insole for prescribed devices, deep toe boxes on the wider styles, and hook-and-loop instead of laces for hands that cannot manage them.
Shared across all four: Removable multi-layer insole — blue gel over 5 mm and 3 mm EVA, so a custom orthotic drops straight in; Hook-and-loop closure throughout — no laces and no bending down; Seam-free forefoot lining, so nothing stitches across a bunion joint or a pressure point; One extra-wide fitting per size, set by the strap rather than by a width code; Unisex UK 3–12 (EU 36–46).
Which style to choose
| Style | Opens to | Choose it if |
|---|---|---|
| DW-006 Twin-Strap Wide Fit Trainer | 34 mm | Standard trainers feel tight across the ball of the foot but you can still get them on, and you want the most structured, most shoe-like option |
| DW-013 Mesh Wide Fit Trainer | 46 mm | Feet run hot, damp or sore across the forefoot, and you want the most breathable shoe and the easiest step across from an ordinary trainer |
| DW-015 Extra Wide Wrap Trainer | 58 mm | Bunions, hammer toes or a forefoot that has spread, or an orthotic that needs vertical room as well as girth |
| DW-019 Full-Wrap Extra Wide Trainer | 72 mm | Oedema, lymphoedema, bandaging, a dressing, or feet whose volume changes markedly between morning and evening |
There is no width fitting to choose. Every style comes in one extra-wide adjustable fitting per size, UK 3–12 (EU 36–46), whole sizes only, £49.99 on every style and every size. You choose the size, then set the width on your foot with the strap. "Opens to" is the gap the shoe makes across the instep with the strap fully released — the number that decides whether a foot, a dressing or a bandage can actually get in.
If you are between two styles, take the one that opens wider. A shoe that opens too far can be strapped down; a shoe that will not open far enough cannot be made bigger. The style finder takes three questions, or you can measure your feet at home in about four minutes.
Sizing
UK 3–12 (EU 36–46), whole sizes only, identical length in every style. Between sizes, go up and tighten the strap. Full conversion in the size chart, and if you would rather measure than guess, the home measuring guide takes four minutes.
Common questions
Do you make wide fit formal shoes or boots?
What is the widest men's style you do?
Are they suitable for standing all day at work?
Do you do a safety version?
Where to go next
Not sure which style?
The style finder asks three questions about how shoes currently fail you and names the style to start with. If it gets it wrong, exchanges are free for sixty days.