Shoe Brands/Models Recommendation Needed for People with Wide Feet

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#76
I find Gucci to be pretty generous in sizing, including width. (I don't have wide feet, but shortly after foot surgery, my feet were very sensitive and swollen....and I could rate my shoes by width and how soon I was able to get back into them.)
A lot depends on the shape of the toe box. I think you may have trouble with nearly all pointy toe pumps, but peep toe and more almond shapes might work.
 
#79
Harpertoo said:
I find Gucci to be pretty generous in sizing, including width. (I don't have wide feet, but shortly after foot surgery, my feet were very sensitive and swollen....and I could rate my shoes by width and how soon I was able to get back into them.)
A lot depends on the shape of the toe box. I think you may have trouble with nearly all pointy toe pumps, but peep toe and more almond shapes might work.
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Yeah I definitely can't fit pointy toed shoes..most of the shoes I do have are open toe box or sandals...I just wanted to be different for a change haha eh I've never tried Gucci shoes before but they do have cute heels so I guess I'll try those.
 
#80
I agree with SW. A lot of their pumps, even in the none extra width size fit wider. Also have you tried the pigalle Plato? I think this is the widest of the louboutins that I own.
 
#82
Well I am not too sure about Jimmy Choos but I know a great place that doesn fabulous shoes for wide feet at fabulous prices. I used to hit the same stumbling blocks as used until my cousin told me about Wider Fit Shoes. They cater for men and women and have a good range. I can't promise Jimmy choos but hopefully they will help! www.widerfitshoes.co.uk
 
#86
Chloe scallop flats, also known as the Lauren flats are amazing. The leather is literally like butter, and will mold to your feet, and when they do they wont hurt because the leather is so soft! I too am a D in my regular size in Ferragamo, or a C if i go up a half size.

My order of most comfy flats:

1. Ferragamo varina
2. Chloe scallop
3. Anything from Gucci
4. Anything from Roger Vivier

And on the non-designer front, Bloch is really comfortable.
 
#87
layd3k said:
Chloe scallop flats, also known as the Lauren flats are amazing. The leather is literally like butter, and will mold to your feet, and when they do they wont hurt because the leather is so soft! I too am a D in my regular size in Ferragamo, or a C if i go up a half size.

My order of most comfy flats:

1. Ferragamo varina
2. Chloe scallop
3. Anything from Gucci
4. Anything from Roger Vivier

And on the non-designer front, Bloch is really comfortable.
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Thanks so much. :smile1:
 
#89
BlackQueen said:
not that much pretty...
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I'm sorry, it was a thought I had. But I don't know many designers who even make a wide shoe. I would hate to think of you squeezing your feet into a shoe that was not made for your foot width. I know that there are also shoe makers where you could order a custom shoe.
 
#90
Of the higher end designers, Ferragamo is the only one that comes to mind that makes a wide width shoe. Coming down the scale a bit, I know both Stuart Weitzman and Kate Spade make some shoes in wide sizes. After that, I think you're looking at shoes more along the lines of Cole Haan.
 
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