Tory Burch Ouch... My Tory Burch Reva's are Killing Me!

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#31
Stephb1170 Wow! Thanks for answering my question about Tory Burch, I thought it was my imagination when I tried on a pair and felt that medallin thing digging into my toes too! I have a pair of French Sole flats and they are pretty good. They also have many different styles and colours on their website.
 
#33
You might try "Body Glide" which is like a deodorant stick that gives your skin a slippery feel so the leather won't rub. You might also try a shoe stretcher. You can search for one on Amazon. There is also a spray for before stretching (I guess you could use the spray before wearing, too).
 
#35
I always have to buy my Tory Burch shoes 1/2 size up and pad them. That said there's nothing worse then a new expensive shoe hurting. I don't know where you bought them but my TB store will send things out for repairs if there's a problem. Maybe that's an option?
 
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#36
I wore mine for the first time yesterday. I'm a 6 or 6.5. I ordered 6.5 from online store. It's a little loose but I'd say TTS. The elastic bands at the back push my feet forward, really. I walked in them for about 3-4 hours yesterday. Marks were left on my feet, but they didn't really hurt badly.
 
#37
I think some colors and material in the Revas are just more comfortable than others. My black ones were great straight out of the box, but I purchased a pair in the stingray that hurt just to walk around the house.

I used my clothing steamer on them and put them on with socks until they dried and they have been comfy ever since. I often steam the toe box of shoes and then put the shoe on to help break them in.
 
#40
my tory reva hurts me badly as well!! i have a metallic silver, tory jelly reva (which is better than the reva with garter), and a reva lurex in gold...the last one is the best i guess because its fabric inside is softer as compared to the classic designs
 
#41
I can sympathize with you. My feet hurt for a month when I wore them to break them in. I agree with the ones saying that $200.00 shoes shouldn't hurt your feet. they do at first but once they are broken in good they are beyond comfortable! Try wearing them around the house instead of houseshoes for a while and wearing socks. that should help.
 
#44
I've worn mine out 3 times so far. The first two times were dreadful. The last time was over this weekend with 7 hours of walking around/shopping/etc. They are fab once broken in. :)
 
#45
Snowqueen! said:
I think some colors and material in the Revas are just more comfortable than others. My black ones were great straight out of the box, but I purchased a pair in the stingray that hurt just to walk around the house.

I used my clothing steamer on them and put them on with socks until they dried and they have been comfy ever since. I often steam the toe box of shoes and then put the shoe on to help break them in.
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Clothing steamer & socks to stretch out shoes? Genius!!
 
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