Tailor’s bunion (misalignment of the little toe, “bunion” on the outside of the foot) is, alongside hallux valgus, the counterpart on the big toe, one of the common foot deformities. Both hereditary and acquired causes play a role in its development, such as splayfoot and wearing “incorrect” footwear.

Similar to hallux valgus, realignments are performed on the fifth metatarsal bone (e.g., Chevron or Scarf osteotomy).