Women's Sneakers & Lace-Ups

Choose a size that leaves about a thumb's width in front of your longest toe, with your heel snug and your toes able to wiggle. Try them on later in the day, wearing the socks you will use. If between sizes, size up.

Many sneakers have removable insoles, so you can swap in your own orthotics. Check the product page to see if the footbed is removable, and take your orthotics with you when you try on shoes. Our team can help you check the fit.

Wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap straight after wear, using a soft brush for tougher marks. Remove laces and wash them separately, and let the sneakers air dry away from heat. A protective spray helps stop marks from setting in the first place.

Most sneakers last between six months and a year with regular wear, depending on how much you walk. Signs that it is time for a new pair include flattened cushioning, worn treads and uneven wear. Rotating two pairs helps each last longer.