First off, think about the standards your new pair needs to make. Does it need to be close-toed and able to withstand snow? Or does it need to be stylish and high-heeled?
Once you have your standards in mind, take a look at the following checklist:
FLATS: These strapless, loose shoes are very stylish but will not work under rain or snow. They are not adequate for running or playing any sports but are easy to slip on and off.
BOOTS:
- For Style:
- For Durability:
SNEAKERS: Sneakers are obviously great for running and sports, and that is their main use. Often sneakers are offered in an array of colors and styles, so it's a great opportunity to get creative. However, many schools only allow students to wear sneakers on gym days, so as an every-day shoe, a sneaker might not be the best idea. Also, some types of sneakers can't withstand extreme weather.
STRAPPED SHOES: This handy-dandy pair is sure to make you happy. Although they can get wet and you do have to re-polish them once in a while, these shoes are perfect for school uniforms and are OK for running and sports, although not as great as sneakers.
Whether you were looking for style or coziness, I hope This or That helped with your shoe decisions, no matter what your needs, and got you on the right track for a year of fun, style, and healthy feet.
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