Clarks Women's May Marigold Slip-On Loafer

I have very wide feet and can rarely find shoes that fit my feet comfortably. I usually have to size up to accomodate this.I initially ordered a size up thinking that they would be too narrow and actually had to return them and order my true size which fit perfectly. These shoes are snug enough to where my foot is held in place, but not so much that my feet feel suffocated. They are soft inside and were comfortable all day. Very nice shoe! They seem well made and durable.

These shoes are comfortable and have just enough heel, I can't wait to wear them to work.

Comfortable shoe. Easy to slip on. Nice heel height..just right. True to size.

These shoes are surprisingly comfortable. The top edge of the shoe is a little high, and I expected it to hurt where it rubs against my ankle bone -- but it doesn't. I thought I would have to spend several days working up to being able to wear them all day, but I've worn them all day every day right from the start, and not had a problem.I actually have to buy shoes a half size too big because for some reason ALL of the shoe companies have stopped making shoes in my size -- which is a half size. I have found that if I get regular width, I can make the next size work, and this is the case with these. The heel area was very narrow at first, and when the heel slipped off, I had a hard time getting it back on. But I found that if I stepped carefully and slowly, it didn't slip off. Within a couple of days the heel had broadened out to where if it does slip off, my foot slips right back in without my having to pay much attention.The shoes are well constructed. They feel like they will last a long time. And they're pretty.

These are the most comfortable shoes I have worn, and my feet can finally breathe. I have pain in the ball of my foot, and sometimes after a workout the feet and first two toes would lock up and be painful. I had to sit down and massage to bring back the toes to the proper position. Most women's shoes are either stylish or comfortable. It is rare to find dress shoes that are both. I wondered if years of wearing dress shoes where toes have to be all scrunched up together might be causing the pain. Regular women's shoes invariably have a triangular/conical front. With the usual conical-foot design, the toes all need to be joined together at all times, and the foot ends up in an unnatural position because while the toes touch the shoe, the ball of the foot is unevenly placed.Decided to try wider shoes to see if my foot pain goes away. Chose Clark's shoes because they looked promising, with a wider non-conical front. Went ahead and ordered the 7.5 W instead of the usual 7.5 that I buy in other brands. While it fits great on right foot, its a bit wide on the left (and that's not the shoes' design, can't help it if feet aren't the same size). But finally, finally, at the end of the day when I change out of these shoes to go for my workout, my toes aren't locking up and there is no pain in the ball of the foot. My feet are comfortable all day, and I will tolerate the slightly loose left shoe for that. I wonder why they don't make women's shoes like this - comfortable and stylish, and meant for wider feet. Real women don't have conical feet or tapering feet. The natural foot shape is wider at the front. Wake up, shoemakers!! Why do women have to go through years of torture wearing unnaturally shaped tapered-front "stylish" shoes, or have to suffer with flat and ungainly shoes that make one's feet look like a duck's feet, just to be comfortable? With a little careful design and thought, shoes like these can be made!!

The shoes look great and seem well made, they look good with jeans, buy, I wear 9.5 m to 10m and usually buy 10m in closed shoes just to be safe. These shoes are not easy to get on quickly, fit a bit snugly on the instep and are narrow where my toes start so I get squeezed by both the little toe and big toe.I put in shoe stretching liquid then put on the shoes with trouser socks to try and stretch them where needed. Haven't tried them since to see.UPDATEI put in shoe stretchers and the shoes have stretched a little, more comfortable but still needs a little more stretching. Strangely enough, on the outer edge of the underside of both heels the sole has a slightly "fraying" for want of a better description, considering it's only the second time I've worn them.

I love Clark's shoes. They're always comfortable and they last for years.

Super comfortable right out of the boxGreat looking, will purchase in brown also