Pumps vs. Heels: Key Differences & Style Guide
Both are closed-toe women's shoes, but differ in heel height, structure, and occasion.
| Feature | Pumps | Heels |
|---|---|---|
| Heel height | ≤2 inches, low/flat | ≥3 inches, higher |
| Upper | Closed, covers foot | May be open (peep-toe, slingback) |
| Toe shape | Typically pointed | Pointed, round, square |
| Occasion | Formal/office | Formal to casual |
| Walkability | Easier | More challenging |
Materials: leather, suede, fabric, synthetics for both. Choose based on comfort needs, event formality, and personal style.
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