On the PU wedge sneakers, a colour name alone is not the whole option. The selector lists 2333 Rose, Green, Black and White; 2334 White and Black; and 2335 White and Black. These codes may distinguish photographed versions, but the listing does not document what construction changes between the three families. Treat the complete code-and-colour label as the item you are ordering.

Match a code to its image

First choose a code family, then its available colour. Check that the product image shown for that selected option has the wedge shape, upper panels and colour arrangement you expect. Save the exact selector label for a pre-purchase question if the images are ambiguous. The listing confirms a PU upper and lace-up closure; it does not say that all eight labels share identical heel geometry or width.

Ask for the exact rise and foot dimensions

The specification gives “High (5cm-8cm)” for heel height. That is a category spanning 3 cm, not an exact heel measurement for each code. Ask for the heel and forefoot heights of your selected code if the incline matters to you. Sizes 34–40 are selectable, but no item-specific foot-length or inside-width table is supplied. Measure both feet standing and request the internal length and widest-point width of the size you are considering. A generic suggestion to size up for wide feet cannot replace those dimensions.

Confirm both code-and-colour and numbered size in the cart. The source makes comfort and durability claims without a test or fit method; avoid treating those as a guarantee for prolonged wear.