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Drew New Villager - The New Villager accomodates custom orthotics and features a steel shank - free shipping.
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Drew New Villager
Drew New Villager shoes combine the support and comfort of the original Villager with ultra-soft deerskin linings. These women’s orthotic shoes feature our exclusive Plus Fitting System with two removable insoles that provide for complete customization and are replaceable with prescribed orthotics. Drew New Villager shoes also feature separate arch supports you can position perfectly for added comfort. A firm heel counter reduces heel slippage and self-molding insoles contour to the feet while a padded tongue and collar top off the many comfort benefits. Features & Benefits of the Drew New Villager Shoe:
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Was the above review useful to you? Janice Moses
Oct 19, 2018
On the website: the New Villager shoe ordered: 8.5 XWW was identified as 8.5 XWW on the box but as 8.5 XW inside the shoe.
The DREW company confirmed that XW and XWW are the in reality the same width: XW!
This was a labeling issue at the factory which was not noted on the website. The XW shoe was too narrow for my feet. In reality the widest width available for the New Villager shoe is XW. I will purchase this shoe again and have it stretched before the needed rocker bar alterations can be made to the soles.
This misinformation was not caused by the OrthoticShop. This is a labeling issue between DREW and its manufacturers.
The DREW company confirmed that XW and XWW are the in reality the same width: XW!
This was a labeling issue at the factory which was not noted on the website. The XW shoe was too narrow for my feet. In reality the widest width available for the New Villager shoe is XW. I will purchase this shoe again and have it stretched before the needed rocker bar alterations can be made to the soles.
This misinformation was not caused by the OrthoticShop. This is a labeling issue between DREW and its manufacturers.
