Women’s Wedges
Our collection of women’s wedges includes formal options alongside laid-back pairs that are ideal for relaxed dressing. You can choose strappy designs with open toes for warmer weather, or opt for closed-toe shapes for a little more coverage. Look out for embellished details on your new wedges for an eye-catching effect, and try our easy free store collection service
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Thanks to our wedges, it’s easy to achieve a height boost as well as a snug fit. We’ve got flattering options with low, mid or higher heels and flat or platform soles. Espadrille styles that feature traditional rope trims create a holiday-ready feel, while wedge sandals with sculptural silhouettes bring on the glamour. Browse our collection to find wide-fit wedges from renowned brands such as Carvela and Jones Bootmaker.
When you have a pair of women’s wedges in your wardrobe, completing smart ensembles is simple. High-heeled wedges look stylish peeping out from under the sweeping hems of women’s maxi dresses or wide-leg jumpsuits for women. To get set for a party, complement one of our drapey midi dresses with metallic wedges and a coordinating clutch bag.
Of course we’ve not forgotten about casual outfitting – we’ve got wedge heels for that, too. Sporty shoes from brands including Sorel and Skechers feature cushioned soles that deliver comfort and support. Dressing for warm weather? You’ll want cork-soled wedges to go with your women’s denim shorts, women’s linen trousers and airy summer tops for women. Grippy wedge mules that have breathable straps are ideal for slipping on with swimwear when you’re heading to the pool.
If you’re keen to explore other footwear options, you’ve come to the right place. Our versatile collection includes everything from flip-flops and ballet flats to statement-making platform heels. When you want height without sacrificing comfort, women’s block heels do the job. Look out for designs with our Insolia Flex® technology, which distributes your weight to minimise pressure on the balls of your feet.