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Shoes and clothe are the kind of stuff where you loose a lot by buying online.
In person you can see the fabric texture and colour. Not a photo where light, camera and then your screen altered everything.
Check how well it fits. For shoes you can easily get one size less/more depending on brand/cut and even for clothe you are not a standard person so passing them in the shop tells you a lot.
You can even ask a sales person opinion to get a feedback of course they want to sell but can help you more than a chatbot