Wider feet :/

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Jan 22, 2007
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I'm a 7.5 in shoes.. but my feet are a little wider than normal so sometimes shoes are tight! I just got Tory Burch Reva flats and they're definitely the right length.. but the front is a bit tight :sad: I was wondering if there is a way to stretch them out a bit faster than just breaking them in. I have the same problem with a pair of MBMJ flats as well. Anyone else have wide feet issues?
 
i have the WORST wide feet issues!! I wear a size 9 and so my feet are big to begin with, and they are also wide. After I break-in all my shoes, they are so stretched out from my feet. They look so ugly!
 
I too have wide feet and have tried on Tory Burch Reva's. No dice. :sad:

I've also tried taking shoes to the cobbler to be widened. No dice.

Sigh. I'm doomed to a lifetime of Ecco shoes and sneakers.
 
Yup I've got nearly C width feet and am a size 7 1/2 or 8 so I often have to go up a half size. I had to get an 8.5 in my jimmy choos, and even then they are not super comfortable, bummer.

I have a couple pairs of TB and am getting hooked!

Melrose bootie:


...and the Jackie patent flats with leopard haircalf instep:


These are FABULOUS and worth every penny. My feet don't hurt at the end of the day. TB has a nice, wide toebox...bliss!!
 
^^ Well, this works sometimes but usually not. The shoes are either going to be cut properly for a wide foot or not.

Many many shoe designers cater to average to narrow or super narrow clientele. As someone with wide feet and a fetish for shoes it is incredibly frustrating as well as potentially harmful to feet to wear shoes that don't fit properly.
 
I think if I can just stretch them out a little tiny bit I can do it. My feet are wider than average.. but not super wide. I read on a website that if your feet are very close to the size then the stretching can help. I'm going to try it!

My dad's wife used to tell me if I just wore sneakers growing up I'd have wide feet. I wonder if she was right!
 
I bought wooden shoe stretchers on eBay. I think the wood ones are better than the cheapo plastic ones. Worth every penny since I stretch just about every pair of shoes and boots I buy!