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Taos Shoes Sizing & Comfort Guide

Taos is built around comfort: every pair has the brand's Curves & Pods removable footbed with real arch support. Here's how Taos fits and which styles to start with, from a comfort-shoe specialist since 2003.

Do Taos shoes run true to size?

Yes — Taos generally runs true to size in a medium width. If you're between sizes or have a high arch, many people size up a half size for a touch more room. If you wear your own orthotics, the footbed lifts out to make space.

What makes Taos so comfortable?

Taos shoes and sandals use a contoured, removable footbed with arch and metatarsal support and a cushioned heel. That built-in support is why they're a favorite for all-day wear and for feet that need extra arch help.

Are Taos good for plantar fasciitis or standing all day?

Many people find them helpful. The supportive footbed and cushioning ease pressure during long days on your feet. For more options, see our guides on comfort shoes for standing all day and best sandals for plantar fasciitis.

Can you wash Taos shoes?

Many fabric styles can be freshened up by removing the insole and gently cleaning the uppers — always check the specific style's care label first. Let everything air dry; don't machine-dry.

Which Taos should I buy?

Browse everything in the Taos collection.

Deciding between comfort brands? See Birkenstock vs Taos to compare the two footbeds, or Pikolinos vs Taos walking shoes if you want a leather option.

Are these authentic Taos shoes?

Yes. Feet Heart is an authorized retailer — every pair is genuine Taos, with free U.S. shipping and free 30-day returns on full-price items (sale items final).

Need help with fit?

Call (310) 398-7497 or email info@feetheart.com, or try a pair on at our Feet World stores in Culver City and Arcadia, California.

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