As many of you know, I fell down the stairs a few weeks ago and I am still hurting. I am stuck in a medical boot..these things are UGLY I tell you!
I recently came across CastMedic Design and I am so happy to share with you! Turn your medical boot FAB with their variety of products! The founder, Christina Daves was hurt in 2010 and she was going to NYC the next day! She searched online for ways to make a medical boot fashionable and she found nothing! She came back and CastMedic Design was "born"! CastMedic Designs offers socks for your boot, pins, buttons, and flowers. There are even products for kids too!
There are several options on her website, Wear-It which is what I received. These are accessories put together to purchase in one package if you will. They have Wrap- It- Which are fashionable medical boot cuffs. Strap-It, which are fashionable items such as flowers that you can add on the straps of your boot. Sock-It, are socks that fit over your boot! Lastly, Click-It, fashionable items for kids to have on their boots.
I received Missoni Inspired, which comes with a zig zag pattern sock and a rhinestone flower. Super cute! Using it is simple! You unstrap you boot and fit over the end, and velcroo to the black part of the boot. You add your flower to the strap and you are all set! How cute is that?
It looks so much more fashionable and cute! Go from blah! to FAB with CastMedic Designs!
The before and after speaks for itself! The Missoni Inspired sock and flower can be purchased together for the affordable price of $27. They come in a S/M and M/L. Visit CastMedic Designs to see the other amazing products they have to offer! I just LOVE this! The idea is too awesome! They are all so nice and cute too! You can also visit them on their social media below to stay up to date with the latest!
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