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
I’m all for a solid, well-made, supportive boot with room for my chunky orthotics, but honestly I’m tired of them making my size 10 feet
At last, a recurring trend we achy-footed gals can get behind: comfortable Chelsea boots. Credited to Queen Victoria’s shoemaker, the style is sturdy, close-fitting around
No Vionics, Hokas or Birkenstocks here! I asked my Facebook followers for their favorite non-mainstream comfort footwear. Here’s a compiled list of their 31 recommendations.
Stegmann Original 108 Wool Clog
Plantar fasciitis can turn even the shortest walk into a painful experience. And while there’s no single “perfect shoe” for everyone, one thing is clear:
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
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.
