For tailor’s bunion, we recommend shoes with a roomy forefoot, soft and flexible materials, and reduced pressure on the little toe.
Suitable Giesswein models for tailor’s bunion
Merino Runner – Art. No. 68-10-49300 / 49301
Wool Knit – Art. No. 72-10-49309 / 49310
Merino Lite – Art. No. 82-10-49381 / 49382
Merino Curve Max – Art. No. 82-10-49373 / 49374
Merino Jump – Art. No. 84-10-49390 / 49392
Slip-On Pro – Art. No. 82-10-49367 / 49368
Merino Easy Step – Art. No. 84-10-49386 / 49387
Merino Slides Women – Art. No. 83-10-44403 / 44404
Wool Sneaker High Top – Art. No. 76-10-49324 / 49325
Wool Craft – Art. No. 82-10-49378 / 49379
These models feature soft Merino wool or knitted uppers that adapt to the foot and help reduce pressure and friction in the area of the little toe.
What is a tailor’s bunion?
A tailor’s bunion (also called bunionette) is a bony prominence on the outside of the foot at the base of the little toe. It is commonly caused by pressure from narrow shoes, repeated friction, or foot misalignment.
Tips for tailor’s bunion
Choose shoes with a wide forefoot
Prefer soft, flexible materials such as Merino wool
Avoid rigid edges and hard seams in the toe area
If between two sizes, consider trying the larger size
Most models are compatible with orthotic insoles