Steffie's in the press.

In a long-form interview, Voyage Houston goes deep on the origin of Steffie's — from Steffie's research on synesthesia and cross-sensory experience, to literally slicing heels in half with a bandsaw to understand their internal structure.

The New York Post spotlights Steffie's as a science-driven answer to a problem the footwear industry has long ignored: heels that look powerful but quietly hurt.

In this KHOU segment, Dr. Steffie Tomson explains the neuroscience behind why heels hurt — and why sensory comfort matters more than style during the long hours of holiday parties, galas, and end-of-year events.

KHOU 11 features Dr. Steffie Tomson and Steffie's as part of a wave of Houston founders using science-led design to solve real problems for women.

Steffie's founder and CEO Dr. Steffie Tomson joined Good Day DC to introduce viewers to a different category of heel — one engineered around RoamFoam™ instead of the rigid plastic and metal cores most heels still use.

This feature spotlights Steffie's as a model for innovation built around workplace wellness — a brand designed for women who spend long hours on their feet, in heels, navigating the demands of senior and professional roles.

A live segment from KCAL CBS Los Angeles spotlights Steffie's foam-based approach to heel design, contrasting RoamFoam™ cushioning with the rigid plastic and metal cores still standard across the footwear industry.

Tidbits' Birthday Girl feature gives readers a personal look at the founder — Houston native, neuroscientist, mom of two, and proud CEO.

In a long Canvas Rebel interview, Steffie talks about losing patience with the fashion footwear industry roughly a year before COVID, and why building the foundation of a heel out of sneaker material felt obvious to her — even as manufacturers pushed back.

Footwear Plus named Steffie's Wild Wedge their Shoe of the Week, calling out the all-foam 2" wedge construction and the jungle-inspired upper from the Biodiversity Collection.

Dr. Steffie Tomson joined The LIST to talk about reinventing the women's heel from the ground up.

During National Women Inventors month, News 4 San Antonio's SA Living invited Dr. Steffie Tomson on to talk about why she set out to make women's heels more comfortable.

NBC Boston featured Steffie's in their "Tis the Season to Shop Small: Women-Owned Businesses" segment.

InnovationMap profiles Dr. Steffie Tomson's path from the Texas Medical Center to founding a footwear startup — including the moment she ordered $2,000 worth of shoes and sliced them open to study what was inside.

PaperCity profiles Steffie's mission to design heels women can actually wear all day.

Baylor College of Medicine profiles its own — Dr. Steffie Tomson, then assistant professor in the Orthotics and Prosthetics program — on how her struggle to walk a mile and a half between Med Center buildings in heels became the catalyst for Getaway Sticks.