Clock Shoes

instruction

You will need a sheet of paper, ballpoint pen paste, and a flexible tape measure.

The measurement is taken while standing and always from both legs. During the measurement, the weight should be distributed evenly over the entire foot. The centimeter should fit snugly around the leg.

• Place your foot on a sheet of paper and circle it with paste strictly perpendicular to the floor. Do not run the paste under your heel or toes.
• The length of your foot is the distance from the protruding toe to the heel.
• Fullness – with a centimeter, measure the circumference of the widest part of your foot in the area of the bones at the very bow.
• Instep – place a tape measure under the foot at the center of the arch and measure the girth to the highest point of the instep.
• Oblique rise – place a centimeter under the heel and measure the girth diagonally from the edge of the heel to the point where the ankle begins.
• High boots require additional measurements of the girth of the shaft.
• The girth of the lower leg is measured every 3 cm, starting from the height of the ankle and up to the most voluminous part of the lower leg. It should be recorded at what height each measurement was made.

An individual order in HVÓYA is the tailoring of shoes or bags from our model range according to your request.

By filling out the form on the left, you create an application for the individual tailoring of the product on the page of which you are.

You can order the desired size or color if it is not available on the website or in the store. You also have an additional choice of materials and heel shapes.

After sending the application, the manager will contact you and help with further ordering.

You can find more detailed information about individual orders on this page.

A continuation of our play with rounded shoe shapes. This time we emphasize on the details: the decorative center seam smoothly transitions to the leather-covered platform. An elastic band on the heel serves as a playful detail that lowers the degree of formality