Walked out after lunch and found this broken spoon perfectly matching my tabis. I spent a lot of money for these shoes just for a piece of parking lot trash to wear the silhouette better than me. Had to document the family reunion.

I was on the fence about buying these but saw on sale and went for it. Can’t believe I can actually walk in them but man I love them! Had to share.

Bought from Ardene in Canada

I just got these heels from Clarks and I'm trying to walk in them around the house but the stiff edges of the shoes are rubbing the outsides of my feet. Any ideas on how to reduce this? The shoes are slightly big as I usually wear 4.5 but these were only available in a 5.

My wardrobe mostly consists of khaki, beige and black colours

These are my Mom's favorite shoes and she just had to toss them. Black, size 8, no significant heel height. I can't read what the brand is, but I got 2 photos (I edited my hand out) She said she got them 10 years ago or longer at TJ Maxx. I've seen similar but I'd love to find the closest possible. Thank you so much!

Hello! I am really interested in the type of shoes like these but I am wanting to go towards wider toe box shoes to help my feet.

Due to a disability, I can only wear shoes that have minimal to no drop in them from heel to toe. These look promising but I wasn't sure if any of you had bought these before and might know for sure.

I am looking for cute sandals that I can dress up but will be comfortable for large amounts of walking

hii fellow shoe lovers! i am going on a trip to europe where i will be walking 20K steps a day and was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for comfortable black ballet flats or tabi flats? i need something with a bit of cushion and support, but that's hard to get with flats.

i went to japan last summer and had such a difficult time in my adidas sambas and onitsuka tiger flats. :(

i wear a size 6.5 and don't have particularly wide nor narrow feet, so standard sizing should be okay!

thank you guys <3

Hi all!

I (f, 35) recently moved to a large, hot, and famously dirty European city. I don’t really dig having my tootsies out on the streets here (lots of street poops) and would super appreciate recommendations for shoe styles that are more protective than sandals.

Ideally they would be more polished than a sneaker but less formal/wintery than say a penny loafer or a boot.

I’m 180cm, so I prefer to keep the heel lowish for everyday.

Thanks in advance for your input if anything like this indeed exists!

I have not found a comfier shoe than the crocs platforms. Can anyone recommend a flatform/platform that gives a similar lift but remains comfy? Preferably something with some cushion that has options for toe splay/wider feet.

Crocs are not suitable for all occasions. I am looking to widen my selection without hurting my feet. Thank you in advance!

Slip-ins? Take the laces down a rung.

I‘m on my 10th pair.

Nurses love them.

So im going into the medical field and I already know ill need really good shoes. Right now im on a campus with constant walking and I dont have good shoes. My feet and back are constantly hurting and so im just wondering what are the best shoes to buy for being on your feet all the time as well as affordable????