Health and Anatomical Shoes

Anatomical shoes are designed to adapt to the natural structure of the foot, promoting a balanced distribution of body weight and reducing pressure on sensitive areas. The main benefits include relieving pain in the feet, ankles and back, improving posture and preventing injuries. These models offer arch support, cushioned midsoles and breathable materials. Wearing anatomical shoes like those from RAG Tailors is ideal for those who spend many hours on their feet, have sensitive feet or want superior comfort in their daily lives.

To choose the right orthopedic footwear, it is important to consider your foot type, the activity you will be performing and possible pathologies, such as bunions, heel spurs or diabetic foot. Look for shoes with ergonomic insoles, arch support and non-slip soles. The correct fit (neither too tight nor too loose) is essential for good performance and comfort. RAG Tailors offers models in different shapes and sizes, ideal for work environments or prolonged use, helping to maintain foot health over time.

Although often used interchangeably, there are differences between orthopedic and anatomical shoes. Anatomical shoes focus on ergonomic adaptation to the natural shape of the foot, offering comfort and daily support. Orthopedic shoes are designed with corrective features, indicated to treat or alleviate specific conditions, such as postural changes or flat feet. RAG Tailors offers both types of professional footwear — anatomical and orthopedic — with comfort technology and technical materials, ideal for different needs and foot types.

To keep your health shoes in good condition, you should regularly clean them with a damp cloth and let them air out after each use. Avoid exposing them to direct sunlight or intense heat sources. Store them in a dry place and use shoe forms to maintain their shape. If your shoes have removable insoles, remove them for occasional cleaning. RAG Tailors recommends wearing suitable socks and rotating between pairs to prolong the life of your shoes and maintain the comfort and performance levels of your shoes.

People with sensitive feet or diabetes should opt for shoes that minimize friction and offer superior cushioning. Models with hidden internal seams, soft materials, removable insoles and shock-absorbing soles are ideal. Footwear for diabetics should also allow good circulation and avoid pressure points. RAG Tailors offers comfortable and anatomical footwear options suitable for sensitive feet, ensuring greater safety, well-being and protection with every step.

Yes. Many anatomical shoe models use advanced technologies such as memory foam insoles, breathable fabrics and shock-absorbing soles. Some models may have orthopedic comfort certifications or safety standards for professional use. RAG Tailors incorporates innovations such as anti-static, anti-slip materials and ergonomic construction, with foot health and comfort in demanding work environments in mind. We keep abreast of industry developments, including 3D scanning for better fit and custom manufacturing.

Barefoot shoes simulate the experience of walking barefoot, promoting a minimalist approach to walking. They have a flexible sole, flat structure (zero drop) and ample space for the toes, allowing natural movement of the foot. Although they are different from traditional health shoes, they share the same concern for comfort and biomechanics. While RAG Tailors health shoes provide support and protection in professional contexts, barefoot shoes are more suitable for occasional use, walking and activities where total freedom of the feet is desired, but without the structured support of professional footwear.