Tool

Claim Lookup

8 words, 7 scopes, and 56 combinations, every one of which was run and checked before this page shipped.

Claim Lookup

Pick a word and a part of the catalog. The result is the status of the word, the thing it does not promise, how many listings in that scope use it, and where to look instead.

The word

Where to look

Arch supportMarketing only

No standards body, trade association or regulator publishes a definition of arch support for footwear, and no listing in this catalog gives it a shape, a height or a test.

What it does not promise

No listing in this catalog says how high the contour is, in millimeters or in any other unit.

In all six categories

listings use the word here, out of 18 in the whole catalog.

FitVille Extra Wide Slip-On Walking Shoes
KIDMI Suede Clogs with Cork Footbed
Project Cloud Brooklyn Leather Clogs
ODOLY Suede Clogs with Cork Footbed
Gaatpot Garden Clogs
WHITIN Garden Clogs Y71
PIMIO Garden Clogs
ChayChax Garden Clogs
Project Cloud Venita Leather Slides
CUSHIONAIRE Lane Cork Footbed Sandals
ODOLY Cork Footbed Slide Sandals
KuaiLu Orthotic Slides
Goosecret Platform Sandals
FUNKYMONKEY Comfort Slides
OluKai Ohana Sandals
FITORY Flip-Flops
KuaiLu Sport Flip Flops
FITORY Cork Footbed Sandals

Look at this instead

The footbed photographed from directly above: the contour, if there is one, is usually visible as a shadow or a molding line.

Measure your foot

A word in a listing is the seller’s language, not a property of the shoe.

The rules this tool runs on

The word list is the eight claim words this site tracks. The category list is the six catalog categories, plus all six together.
A listing counts as using a word when the word, or a direct variant of it, appears in the listing text or the product name. Nothing is inferred from the photographs and nothing is inferred from the category.
The count shown is the number of listings inside the chosen scope that use the chosen word. It is computed from the catalog, never typed in.
The status is a property of the word, not of the scope, so changing the category never changes it.

This tool needs scripting to change its selection. Everything it can tell you is also written out on the eight claim pages, which need no scripting at all: each one lists the status of its word, what the word does not promise, every listing that uses it, and what to look at instead.

Both tools, and the rules they follow: Tools