Questions, answered
Short answers, with links to the full guides.
Labels
The FTC Leather Guides say it is "unfair or deceptive to use the unqualified term 'leather' or other unqualified terms suggestive of leather to describe industry products unless the industry product so described is composed in all substantial parts of leather."
The FTC Guides do not define 'genuine leather.'
We do not say. Vegan leather is a maker's term. The Guides say that if non-leather material "appears to be leather," that fact "should be disclosed," with examples such as "Not leather; Imitation leather; Simulated leather; Vinyl; Vinyl coated fabric; or Plastic."
Sizing
Makers' size charts vary; check the maker's chart and return policy.
We do not say. We make no fit, comfort, or health claims. If you have foot pain or a foot or health condition, talk to your doctor or a podiatrist.
About us
No. We do not list prices or deals either.
No. Material words on a shoe are the maker's label, not ours. We never say any shoe is leather.
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Safety line
General information only, not medical advice. Material labels are the maker's: check the label for each part of the shoe. Fit varies by maker and by person, so check the maker's size chart and the return policy. If you have foot pain or a foot or health condition, talk to your doctor or a podiatrist.
