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Everyday shoes cause the most grief when you have bunions.

Not heels for a wedding, not sandals on holiday. The pair you put on six mornings a week to walk to work, do the school run, or stand through a shift.

When the toe box pinches across the big toe joint and the seam falls right on the bunion, every step is a reminder. And ...

Your feet ache, and the shoes on the high street were never designed with you in mind.

If you have bunions, plantar fasciitis, wider feet, or a pair of orthotics that won't fit inside anything remotely pretty, you already know the drill: something supportive, or something you'd actually choose to wear. You shouldn't have to pick one.

Calluses can be very frustrating and uncomfortable when choosing shoes.

They normally form on the ball of your foot, along the sides of your toes, across the tops where the shoe is too shallow, and on your heel.

They're not a skin problem. They are your feet responding to friction and pressure that the right shoe would take away...

Good arch support holds the midfoot, cups the heel and spreads pressure across the whole sole, which is why the right pair takes the ache out of a long day on your feet.

If the only supportive shoes you've found so far look like they belong in a clinic, or if you've been sizing up and layering insoles just to get through the afternoon,...

Your bent toe catches the top of the shoe. A corn forms on the knuckle where it rubs, your forefoot aches under pressure, and nothing you've tried so far quite fits.

You're not alone. Most shoes, even ones labelled wide-fit, don't give you enough room upward, and sizing up just adds length your foot doesn't need.

At Calla, we un...