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Dr. Comfort makes footwear for life in motion. Every pair combines decades of foot health expertise with modern design, so you can stay active, feel confident, and keep doing what you love.
Explore shoes, prescription and non-prescription inserts, socks, and compression legwear designed to support healthy feet, including feet living with diabetes. When you need something more personal, our in-house lab creates custom solutions from ComfortIQ™ 3D foot scans, captured by the many clinicians who rely on our technology. Ask your foot care provider if they use ComfortIQ™.
Diabetic shoes, also known as extra-depth shoes, differ from regular shoes because they are specifically designed to reduce the risk of skin breakdown in diabetics with co-existing foot health concerns such as neuropathy, poor circulation, and foot deformities.
In addition, Diabetic shoes are designed with the following:
Our shoes are specially designed with the input of foot health professionals. They feature extra width and depth in the toe box and forefoot to relieve pressure from key areas of your feet, and they’re manufactured using only top quality materials. That makes them great for people with diabetes and other health conditions that affect the feet.
Dr. Comfort uses high-quality, soft, full-grain leather uppers for most of the shoes in our collection. Select styles are made from nubuck, a buffed leather similar to suede. Other models are made using lycra, a breathable, stretchable material.
Our shoes feature full-leather linings, except the athletic models that utilize a cotton lining.
Men's shoes range from sizes 6 to 12, 13, 14 and 15 in most styles. Men's widths range from B to EEEE in all styles.
Women’s shoes are available in sizes 4 to 10 and 11 in most styles, with select styles available in size 10.5 and 12. Women's widths range from A to EE in all styles. AA width is available in select styles in sizes 8 to 11
The best way to minimize heel slippage is to wear a lace-up shoe. Different lacing techniques can help reduce heel slippage. If a hook and loop closure is your only option, placing a tongue pad under the tongue of the shoe will reduce heel slippage. Dr. Comfort does not recommend the use of heel grippers, especially for people with diabetes.
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