BEST Ballet Flats for wide feet?

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#108
Just ordered my first pair of Bloch flats. I ordered a size up as the website recommended as the sizing is smaller. (So if you are a normal 10 then you would need 11.) And I have to say that although the length fits the way the site said it would it is a bit tight around the edges of the toe box. I do think it will stretch after wear though...much better than TB reva flats!
 
#109
Bloch and Repetto are fantastic. They are made by ballet shoe companies and they are meant to mold to your feet. My right foot is a little wider than the left (but only the front part of my foot) so I usually wear a regular width.
 
#110
I just bought these CK flats at DSW they feel like slippers lots of give for wide feet. Only $60 and they have a decent rubber sole which most flats usually don't have. I'd say the padding is average for flats. I got black and dark charcoal color. I'm normally not big on logos/branding but it really isn't that noticeable when worn you'd really have to be looking at them to be able to read the logo on them.

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#111
@babybluegirl

Are you sure london sole fit wide ducky feet, I've seen them and I think they're very narrow (kate has nice narrow feet I think)...or maybe the leather can be stretched a lot ? but I don't think it would be nice since It's cute coz it's small and narrow, xD

I'd tried some of ballerina style, and the widest part of my feet pop out at side of shoe, maybe it will be clear if i post the pic of mine wearing ballerina, hehe
 
#114
chocolux said:
I have wide feet and totally recommend AGLs (atilio giusti leombruni)! I love these sooo much. Tory Burch revas are cute but they are narrow (for me at least).
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Totally agree. Nordstrom sells Atillio Giusti Leombruni and they are sooo comfortable. They do run slightly small (short) so my nordstroms rep recommended going up 1/2 size, which was perfect.
 
#116
i have a wide toebox and find that prada and chanel are pretty comfy... i also just got the jcrew plain ballet flats in suede...they might be called the cece flats and theyre great and roughly $100 bucks for a quality made flat that comes in a ton of colors.
 
#117
I got my burch for trip to Paris, but ended up wearing Cole haan there because not enough time for my feet to fit to the shoes.
My size is 8 and wide feet, so I picked 8.5 in gray swede.
I tried to make it wider by wearing it with tick socks in the house for a month and it is comfortable now.
I think it will be better to wear the flat with a little tiny stocking.
Also, another tip is that you should try them on the hard floor at the store where normally there is a thick nice carpet.
 
#119
i got a pair of coso cormo flats and while i love the hot pink leather they pinched my heels and made my little toe go numb , so i saw all the great reviews on the cole haan air bacara
http://www.zappos.com/cole-haan-air-bacara-ballet-black-nappa and decided to splurge lol to me this is alot of money to spend on shoes but i saw they had my size in c with so i went for it and while ive only worn them around the house i really like them , and belive me im picky lol
 
#120
beauxgoris said:
Anyone tried these?
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I have wide feet that blister easily. The cole haan air bacara are super cute and very comfy. I have 2 pairs with 2 more on the way and they are perfect for walking all day. I do recommend that u size 1 full size up for the patent versions and half size for the non-patent. I actually wear the medium width in these without problem.
 
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