Frank’s Custom Shoe-Fitting

Naot Footwear Overview 2025

Today, we’re going to do the Naot footwear overview, breaking down their best features and benefits. To see everything, make sure you watch the video below.

As you know, I’ve been fitting shoes for decades, and one of the brands that has always impressed me has been an Israeli brand called Naot.

What makes this brand so special?

First off, Naot is famous for their cork inner soles that can actually be removed from the shoe.

This is a big deal for long-term wear. That being said, the way Naot organizes their shoes is pretty clever.

They group their styles by collection names. For example, Utopia or Allegro.

Each collection is built on the same last (the foot-shaped mold they use to make the shoe) and contains the same type of insert.

The difference? Just the profile and colors.

This makes shopping easier once you know which collection fits your foot best.

What Type Of Models Are Offered?

Their range covers everything from adjustable sandals (slingbacks) to boots and oxfords.

Speaking of sandals, the adjustable straps you’ll find are great for really securing your foot properly.

For men, I personally love the Lappland model. I once ran a 5K in this shoe! That should say a lot about Naot’s.

Their boots deserve special mention.

They’re remarkably lightweight, feature that famous inner sole system, and often include smart design elements that make them easy to get on and off.

But what I really like is that Naot’s shoes are “orthotic friendly.”

This means the custom orthotics we make can fit perfectly into their shoes. It’s the best of both worlds – stylish shoes with proper support.

Where To Start With Naot?

I’m often asked which pair to start with.

My advice? It depends on your needs, but I typically recommend beginning with their classic styles that offer adjustability.

The more you can customize the fit to your unique foot, the happier you’ll be.

So if you’re looking for a high-quality shoe, sandal, or boot…

That is also stylish AND can work with different inserts and orthotics…

Naot’s can be a good option for you.

If you’d like to try any of what you’ve seen from the Naot footwear overview, scroll down and schedule a time to come in, and I’ll help you find the perfect pair.

Best Shoes For Retail Workers

Today, we are going to talk about the best shoes for retail workers. You’ll learn about a few different brands and see how they are broken up into two separate categories. Check out the video below to see what is best.

If you’ve ever spent hours walking around the mall, then you know how tiring it can be. Imagine doing that day in and day out.

Well, that’s what most retail workers do.

And at the end of the day, not only are they exhausted, but their feet, knees, and backs are sore as well.

Over time, this can create a lot of issues.

So the type of shoes they wear is crucial to keeping their feet happy and preventing future pain.

In the video above, I’ll break down exactly what brands are popular and even what shoes.

It’ll be broken up into two categories.

  1. Sneakers
  2. Dress Casual Shoes

So if you are a retail worker or know someone who is, this video will be useful for you.

If you’d like to try any of these shoes on, either click here to schedule an appointment or scroll down below to schedule it.

Oh, and here’s the transcript of the video if you’d like to see that.

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Today I’d like to talk about shoes for retail work purposes. Sneakers are pretty big, I’m big on New Balance. Of course, Hoka, there’s a lot of brands out there. These are tried and true, the 990s, they’re staples in the New Balance line. Made in a lot of widths. Also in the dressier category, there’s really nice looking dress casuals by Mephisto and SAS and, you know, Na’ot. That features removable inner soles. actually structured orthotics even. We have so many styles in here. This is just a tiny little sampling, but pretty much it’s divvied up into people who are wearing sneakers and people who want to wear more of a dress casual shoe for the retail environment. So if you want to try a pair on, come on in.

 

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