Are Chanel shoes in C-width sizes available in USA and Europe?

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Hello there,

I was wondering if the wide size shoes (C width) are available in the USA and in Europe?

When I was in france I only saw regular sizes (like 40, 41), do they carry C-width sizes (40C, 41C) in paris specifically?

If the stores dont currently carry C-width sizes, can you request for it?

TIA :)
 
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Yes, they do. C is pretty much the norm in the US. I can only speak for several European countries (Italy, France, and Turkiye), and the answer is once again yes.
 
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In Paris you find both B and C. If a shop does not have the C they check for you which other shop has it.
In Italy you find only C (in Milano where I am from).
Probably you know that but I add that if there is nothing written at the side of the number on the sole, is a B.
C is the one you find normally in most of the countries. In Amsterdam I remember trying a B but I did not pay attention if there where both Bs and Cs.
I have to say, B is really really small… my feet is very thin and I prefer the C, except maybe for the ballerinas. For the classic sling back, I prefer C.
 
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LaPat said:
In Paris you find both B and C. If a shop does not have the C they check for you which other shop has it.
In Italy you find only C (in Milano where I am from).
Probably you know that but I add that if there is nothing written at the side of the number on the sole, is a B.
C is the one you find normally in most of the countries. In Amsterdam I remember trying a B but I did not pay attention if there where both Bs and Cs.
I have to say, B is really really small… my feet is very thin and I prefer the C, except maybe for the ballerinas. For the classic sling back, I prefer C.
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Good to hear Paris has both B and C!! I agree the C widths are so much more comfortable. I have never looked at shoes in Italy because I didnt know there are C sizes. This is such wonderful information. Next time I will try to buy shoes in Milan. Thank you so much :)
 
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e_pinpin said:
Good to hear Paris has both B and C!! I agree the C widths are so much more comfortable. I have never looked at shoes in Italy because I didnt know there are C sizes. This is such wonderful information. Next time I will try to buy shoes in Milan. Thank you so much :smile:
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Yes and I don't know how long it has been since your last visit to Milano, but there are now 4 different places where you can find Chanel shoes: the 2 Chanel big shops that sell also bags and clothes, and 2 for shoes only :)
 
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LaPat said:
Yes and I don't know how long it has been since your last visit to Milano, but there are now 4 different places where you can find Chanel shoes: the 2 Chanel big shops that sell also bags and clothes, and 2 for shoes only :smile:
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Wow now you make me wanna visit Milan, how's the prices? Milan's price is the same as Paris?
 
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Martyp said:
Paris usually has B sizes in stores. Montaigne and Cambon can have a few models in C. The CC shoe corner at the department store La Samaritaine only sells C width :smile:
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Wow! It's good to hear that La Samaritaine has only C width! I'll make sure to check it out next time I visit, Thank you so much :) Do they have good inventory and a wide variety of styles do you know?
 
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e_pinpin said:
Wow! It's good to hear that La Samaritaine has only C width! I'll make sure to check it out next time I visit, Thank you so much :smile: Do they have good inventory and a wide variety of styles do you know?
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The corner is pretty small but they have a good selection. The sales this past week were great😄
 
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LaPat said:
In Paris you find both B and C. If a shop does not have the C they check for you which other shop has it.
In Italy you find only C (in Milano where I am from).
Probably you know that but I add that if there is nothing written at the side of the number on the sole, is a B.
C is the one you find normally in most of the countries. In Amsterdam I remember trying a B but I did not pay attention if there where both Bs and Cs.
I have to say, B is really really small… my feet is very thin and I prefer the C, except maybe for the ballerinas. For the classic sling back, I prefer C.
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Do you have any SAs in Milano? I'm going in 3 weeks and trying to get my hands on a Small Pearl Crush Vanity bag in Black Lambskin, wondering if there's any chance I will find that at the end of March
 
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