If you’re looking for wide footwear, deep footwear, footwear for swollen or problem feet or footwear suitable for orthotics then look no further. Cosyfeet women’s extra wide, extra deep, extra roomy footwear is ideal if you find normal fitting footwear too restrictive. All our women’s styles are a 6E width fitting.

Men's Footwear

If you’re looking for wide footwear, deep footwear, footwear for swollen or problem feet or footwear suitable for orthotics then look no further. Cosyfeet men’s extra wide, extra deep, extra roomy footwear is ideal if you find normal fitting footwear too restrictive. All our men’s styles are a 3H width fitting.

Socks

Cosyfeet socks come with a warning. Once you’ve tried them, you won’t want to wear anything else! Crafted from high-quality yarns and made to last, we guarantee your feet will love them. In fact, if they’re not the most comfortable, best-fitting socks you’ve ever worn, you can return them for free at any time and get your money back.

Hosiery

We’re on a mission to bring you the most comfortable hosiery you’ll ever wear! Hosiery that doesn’t cut off your circulation, won’t sag or fall-down and is long enough in the legs and roomy enough in the thighs and waist. Made in Britain, exclusively for Cosyfeet, our hosiery is designed to fit you perfectly – whatever your shape or size. And if it doesn’t, just return it at any time and we’ll give you your money back.

Foot Comfort

If you suffer from foot pain or want greater comfort then take a look at our range of insoles including Vionic, Heel that Pain and The Original Copper Heeler. We also have a range of gel products to soothe and protect corns, bunions and sensitive feet plus sumptuous creams to soften calluses and keep feet moisturised.

Christmas

This year, why not solve your gift dilemmas with the Cosyfeet Christmas collection. Our fabulous range is packed full of cosy slippers, snuggly socks, pampering lotions and much, much more. What could be a better way to spread some Yuletide cheer than with the gift of blissful comfort? Or why not treat yourself this Christmas? Whether you’re snuggling up by the fireside or entertaining friends, we’ve got some great products to help you enjoy the festive season in comfort.

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September 2013 Archive

Helping patients at the Bristol Royal Infirmary

27 Sep 2013 07:23:14

Ward 23 at the BRI cares for elderly patients from across the South West. Many of the patients arrive at hospital with nothing so the staff fundraise to buy items to try and make their stay more comfortable.

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Save £6.50 on the Shoe Care Bundle

25 Sep 2013 09:56:32

For one week only, we're offering you three great products for only £9.50 instead of £16.00 (when you spend over £30) saving you £6.50!

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The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning!

23 Sep 2013 10:38:13

On Friday 27th September, Cosyfeet will be joining people all around the UK to support Macmillan Cancer Support’s biggest fundraising event.

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Know Your Numbers Week (16th-22nd September)

19 Sep 2013 09:21:15

Despite its name, this awareness week has nothing to do with maths or counting. It’s all about encouraging us to monitor our blood pressure and know our numbers!

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My Weekly Blog - 18th September 2013

18 Sep 2013 01:00:00

As seen on the My Weekly blog...

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Free prize draw to win a luxury hamper

17 Sep 2013 16:19:56

This September, if you spend over £75 on Cosyfeet.com you'll be entered into a free prize draw to win a luxury hamper from Regency Hampers worth £100!

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Look after your back

11 Sep 2013 09:15:39

According to Backcare, the charity for healthier backs, four out of five adults will experience back pain at some stage in their life. So what steps can you take to help your back stay healthy?

0 Comments | Posted in Cosyfeet Blog by Andrew Speed