Read the article below or watch the video One of the first steps in selecting the perfect walking cane is selecting what type of handle you will feel most comfortable with. We have simplified this process by categorizing our handles by shape. 1. From the Home page at FashionableCanes.com, move your mouse over HANDLES in the Menu Bar. Notice the drop-down menu that appears. 2. Click on any of the circle icons, listing the handle type. In this example, derby handles are selected. 3. A new page appears, listing all the canes in stock, with a derby handle. 4. For...

Read the article below or watch the video The first step is to remove the rubber cane tip, using a turning motion to twist and loosen. If you’re having trouble removing the tip, we recommend using a hair dryer to heat the rubber material and make it softer, or use a heavy duty paper clip to break the suction between the tip and cane shaft, while being mindful not to scratch the shaft. Try placing the cane on the floor and using your feet to anchor the tip in place while you twist the cane back and forth and then...

When purchasing a walking cane, it is important to know the exact length, cane tip size, maximum user weight, or the adjustment range of a cane with an adjustable shaft. You can find all the technical cane specifications on any of the product pages. Select a cane, by using the search bar, or scroll down to click on the various collections. After you choose a cane, use your mouse or click the down arrow on your keyboard, to scroll down the product listing, until you see the words Technical Specs. Specs from Flight of the Hummingbird Designer Derby Adjustable Walking...

Read the article below, or watch the video   Hand-carved from genuine animal bone and methodically crafted by artisans, these bone handle canes are exclusive to Fashionable Canes. Each handle has that personal touch, from a method perfected over decades of craftsmanship. These works of art are not designed for daily use, and a walking cane wrist strap will prevent any falls or damage. The uniqueness of bone handles shows with different colors and different textures, creating a masterpiece to add to your walking cane collection today.   Watch the Video Below:

Read the article below, or watch the video When you need to cut your cane, most of the time you would think to visit a cane store or hire someone to do it for you. The first step is to visit your local home improvement store. You can find stores that cut wood by a quick search online, and locate the store that’s nearest to you. Make sure the store cuts lumber and moulding. Bring a tape measure with you, or be sure to ask for one at the store. Once you arrive at your local home improvement store, locate...

Read the article below, or watch the video The first step is to turn the locking nut back half a turn, in order to loosen it. This will now allow you to adjust your height. Push the pin in and move the shaft up or down. These holes are in 1 inch increments, typically, 32” to 37”, and they can be shortened to as low as 29”. Once you have your correct height, you can now re-tighten that locking nut, by turning it clockwise until tightened. It’s that easy to adjust your adjustable walking cane. Watch the Video Below:

Read the article below, or watch the video The first step to remove the tip from your cane is to use a turning motion to twist and loosen, while holding the cane tip. Please note that the rubber tip is not glued onto the cane. If you’re having trouble removing the tip, we recommend using a hair dryer to heat the rubber material and make it softer, or use a heavy duty paper clip to break the suction between the tip and cane shaft, while being mindful not to scratch the shaft. Try placing the cane on the floor and...

Launched amid the dot-com bubble in 1999, Largo-based Fashionable Inc. and its Fashionable Canes brand have made canes cool again. 

Canes aren’t just for injured and disabled people anymore. Judging by the sheer quantity and variety of canes shipped out by Fashionable Inc., a Largo-based maker and distributor of stylish canes and hats, they’re becoming popular choices for gifts and fashion accessories in their own right — regardless of whether the recipient needs one for mobility or stability.