Cute red bootie. Very good for anyone with a wide foot, as the rounded toe allows extra room. However, the pebble-texture red leather version seemed raw, very dry, and unfinished. I was afraid it would start to peel and chip upon my first wearing, especially wearing them in colder weather. It seems like the suede version may be better, so I may order them. Unfortunately, I had to send this rockin' red boot back (because, as we all know, there's nothing better than a red boot!). I'll continue my search!
Cute little shoe- These are prettier in person than they appear in the picture; they're also quite comfortable for a dressy shoe. I needed a low-heeled, wide, dress shoe that's not a pump; bonus points for a style that looks equally appropriate with trousers or a skirt. These fill that need nearly perfectly. I say "nearly" because I could use a little more vertical space in the toe box, but these are close enough that I am willing to gamble on having them stretched. The sole is not very padded but still is comfortable underfoot, and the heel is quite stable. The 8W feels true to width but about 1/4 size longer than an 8. I wish they were available in more colors and finishes, but the black kid is fine for an all-purpose dress shoe.
Cute for such a cheap sandal...and really surprising how comfortable. I was actually surprised.
Cute Cute shoes!!! Half size bigger. I'm a perfect 10 1/2 ordered an 11 and my foot sloshes around unless I wear thick socks.
Cute Clarks shoe, but not substantial! Not for wider feet at all. They are good for looks or casual party, but not for walking or standing. My feet are a little wide, but I don't order wide shoes and most of them are fine. These are not! No support at all.
Cute but ouch! These shoes are super cute. However, they were so tight on the top of my foot they almost cut it after having them on for just 5 minutes. If you have thin feet they will probably be great, though!
Cute but lacking comfort - These shoes look great but are not as comfortable as one would expect, they pinch in some areas and the sides dig in a little. My foot is a little wide and parts of this shoe are too wide for my foot but the shoe is a perfect look for the office.
Cute but loud - Cute shoes, fit well, felt good...and whooshed air everytime I took a step. Maybe it's the way I walk...but wasn't going to wear them to work and "whoosh whoosh" my way through the day. Very disappointed to have to return them. :(
Cute but not comfortable - I got these in the silver kid to match with an outfit. They are not comfortable but have a cute and simplistic design.
Cute but dangerous for me - The shoes fit in terms of size, and are cute, but the strap is very stretchy and the heel is quite narrow. I felt as though it would have been very easy for my heel to slip off the shoe causing a twisted ankle or foot or to fall wearing these shoes. Having once had a broken foot, I didn't want to take a chance so I'm returning the shoes.
Cute boots! These boots were super cute and can be worn tall or slouchy! I've only gotten to wear them once because we've had a pretty hot fall/winter here in Texas, but the one time I did wear them they were super comfortable! The only problem I have with them is that I can already tell that the suede isn't of great quality..I know you get what you pay for but I was expecting better quality. Overall the boots were super cute!
Cute boots... but they are a little big around my calf! It does make it easy to get them on and off though, and that can often be difficult in boots like these. I wear them with skinny jeans and skirts, cute with both… easy going shoe. Not horribly comfortable, or uncomfortable. Somewhere in between.
Cute as a button shoe - I wasn't expecting a fabric shoe when I ordered this. But it is so cute, I will even wear it casual with jeans.
Cute and comfortable - I was looking for a black shoe that could dress up or down and be comfortable, this is it. I usually wear a 10, sometimes a 9 1/2 and have a wider medium width foot. This shoe fit in a 10 and was comfortable right out of the box.
