Tory Burch The Tory Burch *REVA FLATS* Sizing thread

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#107
I went up half a size...I normally wear size 6 and did buy two pairs in that size. But, they were too painful, even after getting them stretched out, so I just purchased a pair in size 6.5. Much, much better.
 
#108
Sizing: I have wide feet and plan to wear them with thin socks and possibly insoles for arch support.. should I size up (normally a 9).

I missed them on the Saks and TB sale... Im looking for brown suede or leather, if possible.

TIA!
 
#109
from what i have heard from people with wide feet, you are better off going up half a size..i also would try and stay away from the patent and id go with the softer, more buttery leather because it is not as stiff and wont hurt..the backs have never hurt me!

as far as on sale, i would look at Nordstrom Rack if you have one near you, they get a ton in by me, or zappos.com or shopbop.com. they always have stuff on sale. Also, if you dont mind a small heel, the amy heel in brown and black suede is on sale on the TB website...i just got them and they are SOOO comfortable :)

good luck!!
 
#111
I've some comments about sizing up in the TB Revas. I normally wear a size 8, so I ordered a 8.5 after reading some comments. I just got them in. They feel fine and they don't slip off when I walk around. But there's about a thumbs worth of space between the back of my heel and the end of the shoe. Should I be worried that the flats will stretch out?
 
#114
I sized up in the nappa leather. I also got a pair in satin in my normal size. I find the nappa leather to be a bit more comfortable. So I shouldn't worry that I have that much space between my heel and the back of the shoe?
 
#117
Hello Ladies,

I am about to order a pair of Tory Burch Suede Revas online and have yet to try them on IRL. I'm unsure if I should order them in my normal Size 8, or if I should order a half size up. I've been reading that it all depends on the leather of the shoes, so I figure with Suede I should just order them in my true size. Does anyone else own a pair of Suede Revas? I understand that there are some ladies that are experiencing problems of discomfort with the patent leather and regular leather, but I haven't seen anything about the Suede.

Any advice is appreciated. TIA! ;)
 
#118
I had no issues with stretching also, but I did find that when they are new the elastic can feel a bit uncomfortable at the back of the ankle (heel). But it does go away. No stretching may be bad news to some who is trying to squeeze into a size half way too small.
 
#119
I sized up 1/2 size in my suede revas.. They're super comfy standing/around the house, but after walking for a long time, my toes felt pushed into the toebox, and my heels hurt from lack of padding.

Ill warn you that I have pain-prone, wide feet and usually wear shoes w/ a lot of padding/arch support, *and* this was my first time wearing them. I actually havent worn them since, dt cold weather and the fact that I walk a lot.. but other ladies say theirs are v. comfy

Im thinking I perhaps should have gotten a whole size bigger, but it's too late now..it seems as if they might have been to big then, though. Next time I wear them I'll use insoles
 
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