Barefoot shoes are designed to naturally support your feet and your body:

• Wide toe box: allows your toes to spread freely
  
• Lightweight design: for maximum comfort
  
• No artificial support: your feet strengthen naturally with every step
  
• Zero drop: heel and forefoot are at the same level
  
• Thin sole: improves ground feel and balance
  
• High flexibility: the shoe moves naturally with your foot

Yes, absolutely.

Some people prefer wearing them without socks to fully enjoy the barefoot feel, but you can wear thin or thicker socks depending on your comfort and preference.

Yes, you can use any insoles you like.

If you wear orthotic insoles, you can place them inside the shoes as well. In that case, we recommend carefully checking our size guide to ensure the best fit.

You will feel more of the ground compared to traditional shoes, but that’s one of the core principles of barefoot footwear: reconnecting with the ground in a more natural way.

That said, the materials still provide enough cushioning to absorb impact and prevent excessive discomfort.

Yes, especially if you are used to thick soles or shoes with a significant heel drop.

We recommend gradually increasing wear time to allow your feet and lower-leg muscles to adapt gently.

More information: here

• Neo is ideal for transitional seasons thanks to its lined upper.
  
• Libre Pas and Pieds Nus models are perfect for summer, they are extremely lightweight.
  
• Rando Boost can be worn year-round and is ideal for hiking and walking.
  
• Vivhiver is designed for winter and cold conditions, with a lined interior and water-repellent materials.

• Neo is designed as an everyday sneaker, perfect for city life, work, and casual walks. Simple, comfortable, versatile, and ideal for transitional seasons.
  
• Pieds Nus and Libre Pas are perfect for summer: lightweight, breathable, comfortable even when worn barefoot, suitable for gentle activities (yoga, dance, Pilates, martial arts) and indoor use, similar to slippers.
  
• Rando Boost supports hiking and long walks with secure support and a sole adapted to varied terrain.
  
• Vivhiver, with its high-top and insulated design, is built for winter and cold weather while maintaining the barefoot philosophy. It is also water-repellent with a non-slip outsole.

Yes, as long as you transition gradually.

Barefoot shoes place more demand on the muscles of the feet and calves, so it’s best to start with short distances and slowly increase intensity over time.

Mild discomfort can occur at the beginning as your feet and calves adapt and strengthen.

Take breaks, reduce wear time, and progress gradually.

If pain persists, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional.

The minimalist design offers extra space for the toes and adapts well to most foot shapes.

If you have very wide feet or a high instep, we recommend checking our sizing guidance or contacting us for assistance.

Our barefoot models provide extra toe space and natural alignment, which many people with bunions find beneficial.

For plantar fasciitis, a gradual transition is essential.

Barefoot shoes may help strengthen the foot, but switching too quickly can worsen discomfort.

Start with short wear periods and increase gradually.

If you experience significant pain or have a specific condition, we recommend seeking advice from a healthcare professional.

We primarily use lightweight, breathable fabrics for the upper, such as mesh and suede-like materials.

The outsole is made from a flexible, durable rubber compound.

This combination ensures lightness, flexibility, and durability, while keeping your feet comfortable and well-ventilated.