Wide Fit Heels

Why Choose Calla?

Our wide fit range includes stilettos, heeled boots, Chelsea boots, mules, knee-high boots, ankle boots, court shoes, sandals, wedges, block heels, and low-heel styles. You'll find options in low, mid, and high heel heights.

Choose from a variety of heel colours, including black, silver, navy, gold, and grey.

Calla footwear is thoughtfully designed for women with wide feet or bunions, offering both comfort and stability. We’ve added extra cushioning for shock absorption and use soft, high-quality materials to help prevent blisters and rubbing.

Our shoes come in both leather and suede, with options that include a wide toe box and extra wide EEE fits. If you're dressing up for a special occasion - like a wedding - comfortable heels can make all the difference.

Heels also offer the benefit of added height, a flattering silhouette, and a more feminine gait. Use our sizing chart to find your perfect fit. We offer fast delivery across the UK.

Heel Types

Let’s address the elephant in the dressing room: some heel styles just don’t love your feet back. They’re like those friends who look amazing in pictures but leave you emotionally drained - stylish but unsupportive. So, what actually works?

• Block heels are your ride-or-die. With a broader base (2.5-3cm wide), they give you actual ground contact - not that teetering high-wire feeling stilettos are known for.

• Kitten heels (under 4cm) are that rare hybrid: elegant, but not arch-numbing. Perfect when you want to look polished without post-event hobbling.

• Wedges act like memory foam mattresses for your soles. They distribute weight evenly and support your arches like a personal orthopaedist with better style.

• Slingbacks and Mary Janes are like the best party hosts - supportive, secure, but never controlling. Go for adjustable straps at least 1.5cm wide for both comfort and polish.

And stilettos? Think hard. Unless they’re built with a deep toe box and real support, they’re the equivalent of showing up to Glastonbury in white linen - visually brave, functionally chaotic.

Your feet carry you through your life. Your heels should carry them back.

So how do you spot a shoe that actually pulls its weight? Let’s go deeper into features that change everything.

How To Choose

Not all heels are created equal - and neither are their insides. It’s the hidden stuff that matters most. Kind of like people. (Too much?)

Start with the toe box. Rounded or almond shapes with a depth of 1.8-2.2cm give your toes room to live their best lives. Anything less, and you're setting yourself up for bruised nails and compressed nerves - no thanks.

Then there’s the upper. Look for materials with 10%+ elasticity or 4-way stretch - leather, vegan suede, or woven knits. You want something that moves with your foot, not against it. Stiff synthetic plastic? That’s the fast track to corns and calluses. Or as one friend said, “I lasted longer in a Pilates class than in those shoes.”

Now for the unsung hero: the insole. You want 6-10mm thick padding or memory foam, ideally with a 1.5cm arch lift and metatarsal support padding. Think of it like a memory-foam pillow for your entire body, starting at the feet.

Behind that, a steel or fibreglass shank (3-5mm thick) provides midfoot support - keeping the shoe from collapsing inward. The heel cup should be reinforced too, so you don’t end up doing the sideways shuffle every time you walk across a polished floor.

Speaking of floors - grip matters. Choose a TPU or rubber sole with at least 2mm tread depth. No one wants to recreate Bridget Jones on a tiled dancefloor. Unless you’re into slapstick. Then, by all means.

Luxury isn’t a red sole. It’s walking tall for 12 hours and not once thinking about your feet.

You’ve found structure. But what about size? Let’s finally solve the “true size” myth that’s ruining your relationship with heels.