Women's Safety Shoes are protective footwear created for women who walk or work in environments, particularly in job sites such as manufacturing, construction, and other industrial settings. It is commonly assumed that a woman's foot is a smaller version of a man's. However, this is only partially accurate. Women's feet are not just smaller in size, but they also have different anatomical characteristics.

1. Smaller Size: Women's safety shoes are generally smaller in size compared to those made for men, with an average difference of 1.5 sizes.
2. Narrower Width: Women's feet are slimmer, especially in the heel area.
3. Lighter Weight: Women's ankle and leg muscles are less strong than men's, so a heavy pair of shoes may not suit them.
4. Arch Support: The Achilles tendon in a woman's foot is typically higher and smaller, necessitating more arch support in safety shoes designed for women.