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About Anatomic Shoes: Previously sold as Anatomic Gel, Anatomic & Co is a British-designed comfort brand, with shoes handcrafted in Brazil from soft natural leather. Removable gel insoles, sheepskin lining and a generous anatomical last are what customers notice first, giving more room across the toes than a typical dress shoe. Padded ankle support helps on longer days standing or walking. If narrow footwear has never suited you, this is a brand we often suggest.
We stock Anatomic & Co for men, from smart lace-ups to chelsea and desert boots. They are sized in UK sizes and come up true to size on length, with a deep, rounded toe box that gives noticeably more room than a typical dress shoe. Stick with your usual size rather than going down; the extra room is across the toes, not in the length. Anatomic print a UK size on the box that can sit half a size away from the UK size on our website at 44 and 45, so go by the EU size and the foot length in cm if you are unsure.
A shoe shape modelled on the natural outline of the foot rather than a narrower fashion shape, giving more room across the toes.
A cushioned insole that lifts out, so the shoe can take an orthotic or just be aired and cleaned.
Soft, breathable leather used throughout the range, chosen for comfort over a stiffer dress leather.
We find most Anatomic styles true to size in UK, though the generous last can feel roomier than a standard dress shoe. If you are between sizes, we would stick with your usual UK size rather than size down.
Yes, and that is really what the brand is known for. The anatomical last gives a deep, roomy toe box, and some men’s styles are cut extra wide (H+), which suits bunions and wider forefeet well.
Most customers tell us they are comfortable from the first wear, especially once the soft leather and sheepskin lining settle around the foot. A stiff pair that pinches is usually the wrong size, not something we would expect you to break in.
Usually yes. The gel footbed lifts out on most styles, leaving enough depth for a standard orthotic, though very bulky inserts may need trying on in the shop.
Brush off dry dirt, then work in a good leather cream or wax polish and leave them to dry naturally. The natural leather uppers soften with wear, and a little regular care keeps them going for years.
We regularly hear from customers who have had the same pair for five or ten years, and replacement insoles can freshen an older shoe nicely. They are built for everyday wear rather than occasional use.
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