Finding footwear that’s both comfortable and office-appropriate can feel like a never-ending quest. You want shoes that won’t leave your feet throbbing by lunchtime, but
My personal favorite comfortable loafers are the bestselling Vionic Uptown. If you’ve followed Barking Dog Shoes for any length of time, you know I have
I picture Goldilocks trying on these Clarks loafers and saying, “Ahh, just right.” The lug sole isn’t too chunky, the toe box isn’t too wide
Flats with arch support is an oxymoron, right? I’m not promising you running shoe support, but over the past few years certain shoe companies have
Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis as a middle school teacher in my late 20s, the pain in my feet became unbearable and so did walking the
It’s 2026 and Mary Janes are back in a big way! But which ones won’t cramp the toes or leave your arches unsupported? Which Mary
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“What a great shoe! … I have plantar fasciitis and my foot doctor recommended this brand. This style (Naot Kirei) is so cute and not
Vionic Uptown Loafer
I went into my closet the other day and grabbed my 6 favorite fall shoes that I wear on a regular basis. I’ve worn all
Kirsten Borrink reviews and recommends the best footwear for people with various foot issues (as well as for women with average feet for whom comfort is a high priority). She has reviewed more than 1,705 comfortable shoes since 2007.
