To identify the quality of shoes, we need to look at both the appearance and internal indicators. Since internal indicators often require the help of testing instruments, it is more practical for a consumer to identify the quality of shoes from the appearance. From the appearance, the quality of shoes is mainly identified by the quality of the materials (including uppers, soles, and linings) and the workmanship. The size can be measured, and the craftsmanship is mainly based on visual inspection, hand touch, pinching, and pushing.
Heels
Whether it is a low heel or a high heel, the first thing to look at is whether it fits the shoe naturally and flush. For women's shoes with half a high heel or above. The following two points are more important: First, the heel should be firmly mounted on the insole. The shoe should not shake when swinging forward and backward or left and right; secondly, the palm surface should not be smaller than the bottom surface of the heel.
