Use the thumb rule: make sure that there is a thumb’s width of room between the tip of your big toe and the end of your shoe.
Avoid tight, narrow, or high-heeled shoes that put pressure on the big toe joint, they may be pretty but are terrible for bunions.
High heels, pointy and narrow shoes lead to additional pain and prevent the bunion from healing.
Wear roomy shoes that have wide and deep toe boxes, low or flat heels, and good arch supports.