1. Material
Shoe upper material: High quality shoe upper materials are usually soft and elastic. For genuine leather materials, the gloss should be uniform and consistent, without any loose surface; For synthetic materials, attention should be paid to their breathability and wear resistance. The quality of materials can be judged by touch and observation.
Inner material: A good inner material should have good tactile, breathable, and moisture wicking properties, and be not easily discolored. When trying on, you can feel the comfort inside the shoes and whether there is a pungent odor.
Shoe sole material: High quality shoe soles are usually made of high wear-resistant materials and designed with reasonable anti slip patterns. Rubber sole is a common high-quality sole material, which should feel gelatinous and viscous when touched, with good softness. Meanwhile, the thickness, hardness, and pattern design of the sole are also important steps in determining durability.
2. Workmanship
Stitching: High quality shoes should have tight and smooth stitching on the inside and upper, without excess thread ends. This can reflect the manufacturing process and durability of the shoes.
Insole: The insole should be flat and adhered to the insole without any hanging wrinkles. Meanwhile, the softness and support of the insole are also important factors affecting the comfort of wearing.
Heel: The heel should be securely attached to the insole and should not sway when moved back, forth, left, or right. For high heels with half or more heels, the heel should not be less than the sole of the heel to ensure stability.
3. Try on experience
Appropriate size: Choosing the right size is the key to ensuring comfortable wearing. When trying on, make sure that the shoes do not press on the back of the feet or squeeze the toes, making it easy and comfortable to walk.
Comfort: During the fitting process, you can take a few extra steps to feel the overall comfort of the shoes. Pay attention to whether the toes are too tight, whether there is arch pain, and whether the heel of high heels is comfortable.
Stability: Place the high heels on a flat surface and observe if they immediately come to a standstill. High heels with good stability can reduce safety hazards when worn.
4. Detail check
Symmetry: Carefully compare the length, height, and shape of two high heels to ensure consistency and symmetry.
Glue marks: Good shoes usually have no visible glue marks at the bonding area, while poor shoes generally have uneven glue marks. This can reflect the level of craftsmanship in shoe production.
Cleanliness: Looking under the insole, good shoes are usually clean and tidy, with no glue on the wireless head. This is also a detail aspect of judging the quality of shoes.
In summary, through comprehensive evaluation of materials, workmanship, fitting experience, and detail inspection, the quality of heels can be easily and effectively judged. When purchasing, it is recommended to pay more attention to these aspects to ensure that you choose shoes that are both beautiful and durable.
