Monday, May 21, 2012

Product

New Safety Standard

A new Safety Standard, BS EN 20 345-1, has been adopted in our Safety Footwear. This replaces the previous standard. Various styles and additions are available and shoes incorporate our lightweight aluminium toecap that can be specified as "Extra Deep" or "Extra Wide". Contact us for further details.

Bespoke Handmade Footwear

Our unique combination of experience and innovation is invaluable to those whose medical or mobility problems mean they cannot be catered for by standard, mass produced footwear. Or perhaps you just want to experience the delight of your own bespoke shoes - made as an investment in style and comfort.

Over the years, we have discovered that designing a shoe to accommodate the individuals wishes is almost as vital as designing one which will accommodate their disability or injury. After all, while experience and ability can solve even the most complicated technical problems, it is often the end result which will dictate whether the client is pleased and therefore whether they will actually wear the footwear.

Innovative Products for Modern Living

Bolton Bros, through their Bristol store, offer products that make life easier in case of disability - or simply when age means that a bit of help is needed.

The main categories of product include those to assist with mobility, bathing, toileting, back care and many more.

Stylish Prescription Shoes

Need a prescription for your shoes? Check out Klaveness styles. Once upon a time orthopaedic shoes were functional but not at all fashionable. Now those days are gone.

Klaveness shoes are perfect for people who require prescription stock/custom footwear and desire the freedom to choose from an extensive range of fashionable designs.

Klaveness and Bolton Bros Rise to the Challenge

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Prescription footwear is too often a challenge for both the clinician and the wearer. Just stop and think for a moment. Have you ever wondered, “Can we really provide shoes that our patients will actually wear?”

Patients may know they need prescription shoes but it doesnʼt mean they are always delighted to have them. This is something we can change.