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Damen-Strick-Plateau-Slipper

Damen-Strick-Plateau-Slipper

The 2.75" platform lift that keeps your foot flat — all the way to 6 PM.
2.75" Lift with Only 1.4" Drop: Unique Mechanism — Elevation of an office heel, but your forefoot stays supported on a level footbed (zero forward tipping).
Featherlight 7 oz (~200g): Vulcanized platform sole engineered without heavy filler materials. Never drags down your legs.
Hands-Free Stretch Knit Upper: Expands naturally across wide feet and high insteps, snapping back comfortably around the ankle. Zero laces.
All-Day Temperature Control: Breathable micro-knit weave allows continuous airflow during long walking or standing hours.
Normaler Preis €20,95
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💡Fit Tip:Stretch knit conforms to wide feet. If between sizes, choose the smaller size for a locked-in heel fit.

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Damen-Strick-Plateau-Slipper

Damen-Strick-Plateau-Slipper

Normaler Preis €20,95
Normaler Preis €20,95 Verkaufspreis
SPARES [Prozentsatz] Ausverkauft

Wear them on the job for 30 days. Not around the house.

Free shipping to US · CA · UK · AU · NZ. Ships within 24 hours

Traditional high heels elevate only the heel, forcing your foot downward at a steep 4-inch angle and loading 80% of body weight onto the ball of your foot. Our graduated platform raises the front by 1.35" and the heel by 2.75", resulting in a net gentle drop of just 1.4". Your foot stays ergonomic and flat.

Upper: High-elasticity engineered knit textile (100% breathable). Outsole: One-piece vulcanized EVA-rubber composite that absorbs impact without weighing down the leg. Weight: 7.0 oz (~200g) per shoe.

Orders placed on a business day are processed and shipped within 24 hours. Delivery typically takes 7–15 business days. You’ll receive a tracking link by email as soon as your order leaves our warehouse.

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Why most platform sneakers disappoint

The flat slab.

Two inches of foam, same height front and back. It adds height and walks like a brick taped to your foot.

The hidden wedge.

Looks like a sneaker from the outside, drops your foot three inches on the inside. Same ball-of-foot ache as the heels you left at home.

The glued sole.

The platform is bonded to the upper around the edge. Give it one wet week and the seam lifts at the toe.

Platform shoe sole comparison

The 1.4 drop

A 2.75" stiletto puts your heel 4 inches above your toes. Your weight slides forward onto the ball of your foot, and that is the part that hurts by 3pm.

This sole is 2.75" under the heel — and 1.4" under the toe. Subtract them and you get the number that actually matters.

2.75" - 1.4"
Same height off the ground. About a third of the slope.
4" stiletto 4.0" drop
This shoe 1.4" drop
Flat trainer 0.4" drop

The platform is vulcanized rubber, moulded in one piece with the upper rather than glued on at the edge — so there is no seam at the toe to lift.

Why Most Work Shoes Force You to Choose Between Posture and Pain

Every working woman knows the dilemma: high heels give you posture, leg elongation, and authority in tailored trousers—but they crush your metatarsals, tip your pelvis forward, and leave you limping by lunchtime.

When you switch to standard flat sneakers or ballet flats, pants bunch up on the ground, your silhouette loses its proportion, and flat thin soles offer zero heel shock absorption on hard tile and concrete floors.

Feature Traditional Heels Flat Sneakers Homeveloa Platform
Height Lift 2.75" – 3.5" 0.5" – 0.8" 2.75" Lift
Forward Drop Angle 4.0" Steep Pitch 0.2" Flat 1.4" Level Balance
Works at 6:00 PM? Feet throb by lunch No height/styling All-day comfort
Weight per Shoe 12 – 16 oz 10 – 14 oz 7.0 oz (Featherlight)

What they go with

  • Midi skirt

  • Tailored trousers

  • Wide-leg denim

    Find your size in thirty seconds

    Shoe sizes are not consistent between brands, so use your foot length rather than the size you usually buy.

    Stand on a sheet of paper with your heel against a wall. Mark the paper at the end of your longest toe. Measure from the wall to the mark in millimetres. Measure both feet in the evening and use the larger number.

    If you fall between two sizes, order the smaller one.

    The knit gives, but a slip-on that is too long will slide at the heel.

    How to measure
    How to measure your foot length
    Size chart
    Shoe size chart

    If the size is wrong, send them back

    Thirty days from delivery. Try them on indoors — if the fit is not right, start a return and we will sort it out. Full policy is linked below.

    FAQs

    About 7 cm at the heel and about 3.5 cm at the toe. It steps down toward the front, so your forefoot stays closer to the ground than the heel figure suggests.

    About 200g a shoe. Thick soles are usually heavy, and this one is not — there is a video of one on a scale further up the page.

    They walk differently from a flat shoe, and most people take a few minutes to adjust. The sole is lower at the toe than at the heel, which keeps the front of your foot near the ground. Wear them indoors first.

    I am between two sizes — which do I order?

    The smaller one. The knit stretches to fit, but a slip-on that is too long will slide at the heel and there are no laces to tighten.

    The upper is knitted, so it gives across the widest part of the foot rather than pressing against it. Order by foot length using the chart above.

    Spot clean the knit with mild soap and cool water, then air dry away from direct heat. Do not put them in a washing machine or a dryer.

    Send them back within thirty days of delivery. Try them on indoors so they stay in returnable condition.