Square Toe Provides Room for Bulky Dressings
The square toe box is designed to accommodate bandage material, especially on the forefoot. A rounded toe presses on the dressing before the shoe is closed, reducing fit stability during dressing changes. The square shape maintains space for the dressing volume, which is critical in early post-op care.
Post-Op Shoe Square Toe DG-107
Round Toe Offers a Classic Silhouette
The round toe is the traditional design that has been in production for over 20 years. It is familiar to patients and staff, and its shape supports consistent patient acceptance across long-term use and repeat orders.
Post-Op Shoe Round Toe DG-0109
Shared Construction Across Both Designs
Both square and round toe post-op shoes use the same semi-rigid sole with forefoot support, a breathable upper that conforms to bony abnormalities, a reinforced heel counter, a padded heel collar, and extra-long straps. This shared construction ensures consistent performance and fit across the product line.
Classic Post-Op Shoe Round Toe DG-0107
Choose Based on Dressing Volume and Site Location
Use the square toe when the surgical site is on the forefoot and the dressing is thick. Use the round toe when the dressing is thin or the site is on the heel or midfoot. The toe shape should match the dressing profile, not the patient's preference.
Size Assortment Is Consistent Across Both Styles
The Post-Op Shoe Square Toe DG-107 and the Post-Op Shoe Round Toe DG-0109 both run from Children through XL. The Cast Shoe Square Toe DG-028 and the Cast Shoe Round Toe DG-97028 both run from XS through XL. Size runs are identical within each article, so the choice between toe shapes does not affect the size mix.
Cast Boot Square Toe Pediatric DG-027
Private Label and Branding Apply to Both Styles
Both square and round toe post-op shoes are available for OEM and private label. Branding can be applied to the product, retail packaging, buyer carton marking, and barcodes. Artwork is proofed before production begins.
