Supportive casual shoes for work

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I do a lot of walking each day at work going from the office to various other sites and probably cover 6 miles a day.
after 2 days of wearing cheap shoes i could feel the tendons at the bottom of my foot and chilled beginning to ache
I can wear trainers and have been wearing Nike frees but they're looking a bit worse for wear and would ideally like to look a little less sporty, but ultimately foot health is my priority.

any suggestions?
I like vans but have never had any and assume they'd not be very supportive
would a fitted shoe like a pair of clarkes brogues be supportive?

All ideas welcome!!! Thanks in advance :)

and by chilled i mean achilles. obviously

Hotter
I swear by them. I have arthritis and a slipped disc. I couldn't manage without them.

I have recently bought a pair of Moshulu boots and they are the most comfortable footwear I've ever owned. I walk about 3.5 miles a day on my commute to work and they have been blissful from day one. Usually I have to break shoes in gently.

Great shout re the Skechers euphemia they look perfect

Oo and when did Hotter up their game cutteduppear?

I previously only associated them with my grandma

Choices choices!! Roll on payday!!

didothedodo these are lovely www.moshulu.co.uk/ladies/shoes/darjeeling_black.htm but do worry about the impracticalness of suede...

hotter faves are www.hotter.com/gb/en/honiton-shoes

Merrell if you don't mind trainer looking shoes?

and i do like these but theyre perhaps a tad too practical www.skechers.co.uk/style/13590/skechers-gowalk-2/bbk#Color=BBK

but i realllly want these www.clarks.co.uk/p/26108401

or these www.clarks.co.uk/p/26106544

these might actually tick the boxes www.clarks.co.uk/p/26105416

I wear Clark's brogues, can walk several miles no prob.

yonicsleighdriver i have had merrell in the past but more as actually walking shoes, these are nice www.merrell.com/UK/en-GB/Product.mvc.aspx/31544W/76839/Womens/Barefoot-Life-Zest-Glove?dimensions=0 but for some reason i can only get away with barefoot style shoes when running not walking

Skechers GoWalk are probably the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. No rubbing and go in washer. I plan to get coloured ones for the summer but won't be able to wear them to work when I don't have excuse of pregnancy.

ah thanks gallicgirl should maybe think practicality and keep the clarks for the weekend

bikerunski yes i'm not sure why i didnt think of them sooner, my current black patent ones obviously wont do, i NEED a new pair

I have plain black ones, but have just seen they have navy patent ones now.....

Good price for them here: m.wynsors.com/#!/product/0275679?main_page=product_info&products_id=34673&gclid=CJTL0a_2jMMCFQHMtAodQ24AEg

Also look at Rieker - they are specialists in supportive footwear and I've been in their boots 2 winters straight now, so comfortable.

here

But also worth looking on Amazon/ebay for sale items