Chacott has attracted a lot of attention in recent years for his COSME Award-winning stage cosmetics, and is in fact a leading company in ballet and dance manufacturing and retail. The biggest advantage of Chacott pointe shoes is that they are comfortable and easy to wear, with a width of D (normal width) and E (widening), and a sole hardness of M (normal hardness) and S (softer). Chacott's toe shoes vary in toe width and upper design, and are divided into five styles according to different training stages, with the Swanilda suitable for beginners with weak foot strength, and the arched insole design for more support; The Veronese is the most worn and suitable for beginner to intermediate advanced stages, and its excellent coverage is friendly to tall instep dancers; Swan, Coppellia and Cinderella are also suitable for advanced dancers, with narrow toe caps and soft and delicate foot. Professional dancers with strong instep strength are recommended to choose the wider and stiffer C.O.A.D model, which is excellent in durability and support, and it is difficult to "step on iron shoes" no matter how you fuck, so it is recommended for big instep and destruction kings.
 
Chacott's ballet soft shoes are exquisitely crafted, retaining the perfect touch of the ground like a bare foot and having a grip that cannot be achieved with a bare foot; It provides effective cushioning protection while ensuring the free movement of both feet.
 
It is worth mentioning that when trying on at Chacott's physical store, there will be professional staff who will measure the foot recommendation according to the degree of pointe of the feet to ensure a good fit and sufficient support.