The term 'low-heeled shoe' refers to a type of footwear that has a heel that is lower than the average height. Two examples of low-heeled shoes are the wedgie and the BROGUE. The wedgie is a type of sandal or shoe with a low, thick sole and a strap across the top of the foot. The BROGUE is a type of shoe with decorative perforations and serrations on the toe cap and sides. Both the wedgie and the BROGUE are considered to be low-heeled shoes.