Wholesale plastic PVC slippers affordable designer shoes
Whether you want them at wholesale price or not, The PVC shoes and plastic slippers are (literally) the new must-have item for your shoe closet.
bata pvc slippers
They can be found everywhere, from high-end designer houses to more affordable shoe retailers.
It is difficult not to enjoy something about these shoes, whether it is a combination of plastic upper and heel, or with cut-in bits of leather in the upper.
We recently read an article in Vogue (May 2018) claiming that PVC shoes are detrimental to your feet and overall health.
However, in fact, are they? This week, Elouise deconstructs the season's must-have foot accessory.
When I look at these sneakers, something strikes a chord with my inner child.
My memories of dressing up in my princess outfit, which included a pair of high heel pink plastic shoes, have returned.
I recall thinking about how mature I appeared.
Not only were the shoes high heels, which were frowned upon by my mother (and rightly so), but they were also pink and featured a pale pink transparent plastic heel.
I adored them, stared at them for hours, and went around the home proudly and purposefully! I believe this is when my love affair with shoes began.
When I snapped the heel off these shoes while walking down the driveway, it was my first experience with gripping pain and devastation.
I sobbed for hours! Who knew that a pair of plastic sneakers could elicit such strong feelings? While this appears to be the case with young girls.
This grown-up still adores them! Nevertheless, are they truly harmful to our health? Vogue seemed to believe so.
In addition, this is why! Risk of fungal and bacterial infection: I must admit, this image gives me the creeps.
We are experts first, but hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating is near the bottom of our list of recommended conditions to treat! In addition, this image does not appear to be healthy.
There are around 30,000 sweat glands in the foot, and if they are enclosed in a plastic boot, condensation will form.
are pvc slippers good
Bacteria and fungus prefer warm, damp environments and grow in them.
Bacterial infections are notoriously stinky, and fungal infections are notoriously difficult to eradicate.
Not to mention how slippery it would be in there! Y U C K.
Moreover, as we all know, friction creates pain! Furthermore, if the boot has a high heel, there will be more movement on and around the metatarsal heads, increasing the risk of metatarsalgia.
Our Suggestion: Wear no enclosed boots! We recommend that you choose an open-toed type and avoid above-ankle boots to allow air to circulate in and around the foot and calf.
Wear your best fishnet stockings in conjunction with your PVC shoe.
This will help to absorb some of your sweat.
In addition, do not wear them on the hottest summer day! 2.
PVC shoes are stiff and lack the flexibility needed to support swelling.
PVC shoes are extremely hard and inflexible, according to Dr.
Rock Positano, director of the Non-surgical Foot and Ankle Service at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
Is that correct? That's brand new to me! I doubt Dr.
Rock has tried on too many pairs of these sneakers.
Despite the fact that I shouldn't make assumptions (we don't know what his hobbies are outside of work), Dr. Rock, I'm not sure I agree with you on this one, as the PVC material used in these heels often has quite a bit of give (at least the ones I've worn and tested).
Dr. Rock continues, "The foot can extend up to two sizes," and the PVC shoe will not expand like leather to accommodate this.
To begin with, unless you have significant venous insufficiency, a lymph system disease, or another systemic ailment, it is a stretch to argue that the foot grows two sizes during the day.
mens pvc slippers
In addition, I am not aware of any leather shoe that would be unaffected if the foot grew two sizes.
Even kangaroo skin, which is surprisingly supple and robust, would struggle to tolerate this much edema.
Dr. Rock does make a good point concerning the PVC shoe, stating that if the sole is PVC, the shoe will lack shock absorption and flexibility, which might cause foot pain.
This we can all agree on!
Our Suggestion: At the end of the day, go shopping! The foot is usually at its largest at the end of the day, allowing you to get the perfect size.
Choose a style that allows for some growth in size, and try to get a shoe with a leather or rubber sole for better shock absorption and general comfort.
- Blisters are caused by PVC shoes: Chioma Nnadi, Vogue's Fashion News Editor, recounts the horrible blisters that grew on her feet while walking for hours around the streets of New York in PVC shoes during the height of summer.
The risk of blistering on the foot may be raised depending on the shape of the upper and where the edge of the upper ends on the foot.
True, but leather straps can also cause serious burning if they are improperly fitted or have strong stitching over a flexion point of the foot.
The lesson here, I believe, is that hot weather, long durations of walking, and poor upper body shape all contribute to an increased risk of blistering.
Our Suggestion: Consider the heel height, form and positioning of straps, and the presence of stitching in the upper when selecting a PVC shoe.
The risk of blistering should be reduced if the shoe upper ends away from prominent flexion points (where a joint bends).
I would like to point out that because PVC is reasonably forgiving, it can handle slight toe deformities pretty well! Also, do not wear these shoes for long periods in the summer! Heat causes increased sweating, which increases movement and friction, resulting in blistering.
The mules I tried on the other day were quite comfortable.
The midi heel was the ideal height for a comfortable forefoot, and the PVC top was supportive but not constricting.
They also came in a variety of incredibly lovely colors.
People, they are stylish shoes! We are not advising that you stroll for hours in these, but they are ideal for a dinner or cocktail party.
How useful is this article to you?
Average Score
5
/
Number of votes:
1
