Tommi Barely There Mid Block Heel Sandals - Dorothy Perkins - Gold - Size 3

The 'Wide Fit' design means these sandals are crafted to provide more room across the width of the foot, offering a more comfortable and accommodating fit for individuals with broader feet compared to standard-fit footwear.

Yes, with their comfortable wide fit and stable mid block heel, these sandals are designed for extended wear. The modest heel height and secure ankle strap contribute to their suitability for all-day comfort during various activities.

To clean, gently wipe the faux leather upper and straps with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher marks, use a cloth lightly dampened with diluted mild soap, then wipe immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.

While versatile, these sandals are best suited for casual daytime outings or relaxed evening affairs. For very formal events, you might opt for a more traditional or embellished heel. However, they can elevate a smart-casual ensemble.

The neutral gold hue is highly versatile. It beautifully complements a wide range of colors including pastels, earthy tones, white, black, and even vibrant prints. It adds a touch of elegance to both dresses and trousers.

Yes, the ankle strap features a buckle closure with multiple holes, allowing you to adjust it for a secure and customized fit around your ankle.

Adjust the buckle on the ankle strap to a different hole. It should be snug enough to keep the sandal secure but loose enough that it doesn't pinch or restrict circulation. You should be able to comfortably slide one finger under the strap.

Ensure you have the correct size and that the wide fit is appropriate for your foot shape. For added comfort, consider using gel inserts or foot cushions, especially for the ball of your foot or arch support, if needed.

Clean the surface with a soft, damp cloth as per the care instructions. For minor scuffs, a specialized faux leather conditioner or polish designed for synthetic materials can sometimes help to restore its appearance. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Sometimes this can be due to moisture between your foot and the insole, or between parts of the sandal. Try applying a small amount of baby powder to the insole or checking if any part of the shoe needs cleaning. If new, it might dissipate with wear.