Thursday, April 14, 2011

Will he like them or will they fit?

Probably most women when looking to buy high heels online ask the question will they fit my feet?  That question is probably followed by the next question will he like them?  Some may ask another question, Do I have anything in my wardrobe that would match the color of those beautiful high heels?  These all are important questions, especially when the price of a pair of high heels could be three or four hundred dollars.  But, most of us can relax because the majority of high heels cost under fifty dollars.  So, let's discuss the issue of fit.  How can a women be sure that the high heels she want to buy online will fit.

I came up with this handy measuring idea after I was looking at several pairs of shoes online that I liked.  I wondered, how on Earth could I be sure that the shoes would fit my feet after I received them in the mail.  That idea got me thinking.  Why not just measure my foot like a shoe customer service person would do?  How do they do that?  As most of us know, the shoe sales person takes a measurement of the foot using some type of measuring device.  Heaven knows what it is called, I have never asked.  Why in fact I have never asked if the shoe measuring contraption was sanitized before it was applied to my foot!  How many hundreds of other feet had been touching the serface of that thing and how many microbe families might there lurking waiting to jump ship and onto the unsuspecting sole of my foot?

Beside lower prices, that is another good reason to buy shoes online.

Acrylic Platform Shoes

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One of the most frequent reasons women do not buy shoes online is because of the question regarding fit.  Getting a good fit can be as easy as a sheet of paper and pencil.  The two major fit points that need to be measured when purchasing a pair of high heels or any other type of footwear are the length and width of one foot.

Use a white sheet of paper 8 inches by 11, put one foot onto the center of the sheet.  Take a pencil and trace the foot onto the sheet of paper.  Just for extra insurance, take a measurement of the length and width of the foot tracing with a measuring ruler.  Write down the measurements, both length and width, on the paper.

Be sure to write your name and email address on the sheet of papers having the foot tracing.  That will help to keep your order associated with or email order. 

Then, scan the paper and include it as an attachment to the online shoe ordering form.

When customer service receives your order, they will have an accurate template of your foot enabling them to get the best possible match for your shoe size.   

This same method of measure-ordering-to-fit can be used for ordering children’s shoes and men’s shoes as well.  With foot tracing, online shoe buying customers can be assured of a sure fit!







3 comments:

  1. High heels gave me arthritis in my foot joints so I can now barely walk at all. Very hot, indeed.
    Women's High Heels

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  2. Hello Solefry,

    I did some research regarding a solution involving your problem. If you have the time, this could be a one hundred thousand dollar market for you. The idea is to re-engineer the concept of high heel shoes for those who cannot wear them. What do I mean?

    For example, take the typical high heel shoe..., instead of exposing the heel to bare air, cover it with material similar to the rest of the shoe. This covered space conceals a typical flat sole shoe design although the shoe appears to look like a high heel. There you go! Turn lemons into lemonade and make a fortune!

    P.S. I did a brief search on the Internet for a high heel shoe based on the design description above and found nothing. This is a new, open and fresh market that can be explored and seized upon. Good luck to you.

    Oh, by the way, send me an email when you have made enough money to buy your first yacht! I will drink a toast to you and the success of your new company.

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  3. Ritu Gupta,

    I am glad you liked them. Thanks for stopping by.

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