Your Most Comfortable Pair of Shoes

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#16
If you’re talking about high heels for every day, I’d say Prada boots are very comfortable for me. Also louboutin booties with about 7 cm heels.
And Stuart weitzmen over the knee boots are very comfortable, high heels and platform and all.
Louboutin also makes very comfortable and cute snickers.
 
#18
I used to have two pairs of Stuart weitzman ( loafer and flats) that were like walking on clouds. I wore them out until they weren't usable anymore but sadly I never found a replacement. For some reason I don't find their shoes comfortable anymore
 
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A bottle of Red said:
I used to have two pairs of Stuart weitzman ( loafer and flats) that were like walking on clouds. I wore them out until they weren't usable anymore but sadly I never found a replacement. For some reason I don't find their shoes comfortable anymore
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Stuart Weitzman was my go to brand for a long time. Flats, sandals, heels and boots were all so comfortable. Ever since Coach bought it over it hasn’t been the same. I’ve only bought a handful of shoes since then and I’ve definitely noticed a difference in comfort and quality. My older shoes and boots have held up much better than the newer ones.
 
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#20
Fitflop makes loafers that aren’t the most stylish but are very comfortable.

I have a couple of pairs of Aquatalia booties, one flat and one low heeled, that are comfortable (and weatherproof).

I’ve tried some high end sneakers and found the Balenciaga Speed 2 comfortable for all day.

Louboutin has some comfortable flats and low heeled sandals and shoes (my high heel days are mostly behind me). Hermes too.

I’ve heard Arche are really comfortable but I haven’t yet tried them myself.
 
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RJY said:
Stuart Weitzman was my go to brand for a long time. Flats, sandals, heels and boots were all so comfortable. Ever since Coach bought it over it hasn’t been the same. I’ve only bought a handful of shoes since then and I’ve definitely noticed a difference in comfort and quality. My older shoes and boots have held up much better than the newer ones.
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Pity the quality went down so much
 
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A bottle of Red said:
Pity the quality went down so much
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I got curious, lol. Turns out Coach wasn't even the first buyer. Jones Apparel bought stake then completely took over in 2012. Coach acquired it in 2015 (and SW stepped down in 2017). That actually pretty much coincides with the downhill turn, imo. I'm glad I went a little crazy when I first found and fell in love with the brand in 2011 and spent a couple of years stalking all the outlets (department stores, online retailers, etc) for sales/deals.

Some SW styles are still comfortable for all day wear, even if there is a little more wear and tear than in the past. I think the 50/50's are still iconic (along with his nudist sandals) and the few variations I have of them are all very comfy.
 
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