LV Time Out sneakers / sizing, stretch

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I have them in black. They feel heavy on my feet which is why I never really reach for them. I am still pleased I purchased them. I also have a suede pair like this- I don't have the name but they are no longer in stock. They are heavy as well, but nice looking. I personally would not pick them to wear on an active day.

The LV running shoes may be much lighter and more so what I need.
 
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Izzybet said:
I have been stalking the trainers and feel that I might need a pair of the understated Time Out trainers. I do not see many discussions on the trainers, are they a not very popular item to purchase?
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Izzybet said:
I have seen these new ones but not as chunky as the Time Out. These may look better on my small feet.
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@Izzybet both are super cute but I would personally go for the Time outs. The front rows are just too thin soled for me. I couldn’t wear them for the whole day which would defeat the purpose of a sneaker for me. In the sneaker range, my favourites are the Lous because they are comfy and easy to slip on without lacing. I have two pairs. My second favourite are the Run 55. Those are sportier but just as comfortable. I size up a size in sneakers fyi.
 
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@blushnbellinlvoe thank you for the information. My first choice was the Time out but I was concerned due to the sole as I wear thinner soles normally so when I saw the Front Rows I thought they would be perfect.
I will take a look at both, also the Front Row does not seem to be a bright white in the images. These will be for a bit a light walking and mooching about. Any long walks or weekends away and I need arch support for my feet
 
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#34
I have both in monogram. Time Out are more comfortable.. but they’re narrow so comfortable is a word to use lightly…
Just make sure you wear them when you don’t have to walk 5K in a day :)
 
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karylicious said:
I have both in monogram. Time Out are more comfortable.. but they’re narrow so comfortable is a word to use lightly…
Just make sure you wear them when you don’t have to walk 5K in a day :smile:
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Are they both narrow? I have regular width feet, so maybe a half size up? But then they are leather so should give a little?
Certainly won’t be planning any 5k walks Our office is very casual wear now and after 2 years I have finally relaxed and manage to wear jeans, tops and trainers rather than formal trousers shoes and blouses.
 
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maria28 said:
Hi,

Just wondering which size did you go for at the end with the Time Out’s?

I usually wear UK4.5 (36.5) for heels, but UK5 (37) for Nike running shoes & boots. My Gucci Ace’s are 36 & Golden Goose 37.

I am trying to gauge what size I should order online.
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Hi, I am a standard 4/37 across all shoes and boots. I am glad I didn’t size up as advised as they would have been too big. They are a really nice shoe but I had terrible wearing in problems as the leather on leather would squeak! I nearly took them back but carried on covering them in talcum powder and it eventually stopped.
 
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Izzybet said:
Hi, I am a standard 4/37 across all shoes and boots. I am glad I didn’t size up as advised as they would have been too big. They are a really nice shoe but I had terrible wearing in problems as the leather on leather would squeak! I nearly took them back but carried on covering them in talcum powder and it eventually stopped.
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Thanks so much for the quick reply.

Squeaking 😨… glad it got sorted.
 
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