Me Too Flats

Theresa

OK, I'm pretty convinced I'm going to treat my feet to a pair of Me Too flats as their first "real" pair of comfortable shoes!!

But, I'm not sure which ones!! I love the Swann's, I quite like the Lulu's, I also really love the Soledad loafers... and the more I look at the range, the more I find I like LOL

http://www.zappos.com/me-too-s.....aux-patent

So, whilst I'm working out the best shipping option (to avoid a $50-60 international shipping fee LOL), what do you guys think?

Personal experiences with any of these?
Long term style usefulness?
Anything else I need to consider???

Thanks so much!!

15 years ago

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shana

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Theresa, not all Me Toos are built the same - do you have a chance to try any of these on irl? Admittedly, I have foot issues but I tried on several different models (including ones that other forum members had & found comfortable) before finding a pair that worked for me - the Nyle.

15 years ago

Ana

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I have the Swanns. Best shoes ever, I LOVE them. I've actually worn through two pairs of them, but luckily I bought four pairs, so I'm still good.

15 years ago

marianna

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I've also noticed that comfort levels vary between styles. The Prissy has been the most comfortable for me so far, but I know that others on the forum have not found them comfortable at all. I guess it's hard to give advice on this one because everyone's fussy feet needs are different. But if a certain style on Zappos has pretty unanimous positive reviews, I'd go for those. Good luck!

15 years ago

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There's been such positive reviews on the Swann on YLF that I don't think you would go wrong with that one! The Swann is such a versitile flat whereas the Soledad would be more of a pants flat wouldn't it? Can you still get the Swann??

I have the Lulu and I have no probs wearing them all day but I think someone with fussy feet could have issues with the elastic digging in - you would definately need to size up if you went with them.

Good luck!

15 years ago

Theresa

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oh darnit!! Tam's enabling, and my bravado over international shipping may not be enough to convince me to purchase after all now!!

What about the Born Lovely's are they more likely to be tolerated by all feet do you know?

I know, I know, everyone's feet are different LOL

All I really know is that my feet a slightly wide, slightly sensitive and I live in flats!

Times like this I wish I lived in the US and could just go try some of these shoes on.

I am going shoe shopping tomorrow for new school shoes for Em, so perhaps I'll get lucky and find something for me as well locally LOL

15 years ago

Queen Mum

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I tried on the born lovely's in Macy's once and they were heaven.. even on my bunion cursed foot. I don't think you could go wrong with that. Carole has that shoe, you could ask her about sizing.

I had no idea you Aussie's were so shopping deprived. It makes me sad ;-(

15 years ago

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I have the Born Lovely's also and I think they would be an excellent choice. I don't think you could go wrong with these for comfort Theresa! Really, really comfy on my feet. I usually wear a 7 - 71/2. I bought a 71/2 in these and they are on the big side, I wear an innersole and they are still very roomy which makes me think they would be great on wider feet.

Yep, I also wish we could just go and try on a greater variety of shoes.

15 years ago

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