comfortable, work appropriate flats that I can WALK in

Anonymous
I like my Everlane Day Flats. They're classically cut and break in well.
https://www.everlane.com/products/womens-day-flat-brightred?collection=womens-shoes
Anonymous
I have similar feet to yours, OP. I have some good flats by Dr Scholls, and generally for work shoes I like Naturalizer and Anne Klein. I agree with PP about looking at DSW (tho not Payless). I used to walk to and from the Metro in my work flats and I was going through multiple pairs each year due to sole wear. If you must commute in your work shoes, don't spend $150 on them.
Anonymous
I walked probably hundreds of miles in my J Crew Cece flats before they fell apart. I find them more comfortable than most flats because the have a small internal rise toward the heel--about an inch. In suede, they are super soft to start and don't need breaking in.
Anonymous
My favorite flats are target and dr. Scholls. Have fancy, expensive flats I wear on nights out where I don't have to walk far, but the less expensive brands are more comfortable (especially the dr. Scholls. Dh makes fun of me, but they're a life saver when pregnant!)
Anonymous
Don't buy tieks. They suck!!
Anonymous
Yes, do NOT buy Tieks, such a waste of money! They don't last any longer than any other flats I've had. Unfortunately, they are so hyped up! They are so overrated.

Brands that have comfortable flats with reasonable prices (under $50): Naturalizer, White Mountain, Lucky Brand, Anne Klein.

If you do want to spend $100+ on flats, buy Cole Haan ones (good deals online right now and at Nordstrom's rack).
Anonymous
I am another fan of Payless, and I don't go there for the price (thought my top price range is $100). I have these:
http://www.payless.com/womens-dexflex-comfort-corey-hardware-flat-shoe/78311.html?dwvar_78311_color=black#start=2

and an older version of these:
http://www.payless.com/womens-dexflex-comfort-dusk-wedge-heel/77397.html?dwvar_77397_color=black#start=21

I don't like their new version (the link above) but the older version has lasted me a while. TBH -I used love Payless but have found their quality has gone downhill recently.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:http://m.zappos.com/p/cole-haan-tali-bow-ballet-black/product/8447107/color/3

http://m.zappos.com/cole-haan-flats


These.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes, do NOT buy Tieks, such a waste of money! They don't last any longer than any other flats I've had. Unfortunately, they are so hyped up! They are so overrated.

Brands that have comfortable flats with reasonable prices (under $50): Naturalizer, White Mountain, Lucky Brand, Anne Klein.

If you do want to spend $100+ on flats, buy Cole Haan ones (good deals online right now and at Nordstrom's rack).


+1

I bought a pair because of DCUM and they are awful.
Anonymous
Fsny flats are heaven
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Fsny flats are heaven


+1

I also like vionic. I have a pair with a pointed toe that elongates my legs.
Anonymous
I usually don't find anything at DSW, but a few seasons back, I found a pair of Dr. Scholl's black ballet flats that were surprisingly very comfortable and they don't have that orthopedic shoe look.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Fsny flats are heaven

I've had several pairs of FSNY (French Sole) flats and have worn them until they fell apart. They're comfortable, but not very supportive. I have large, narrow feet and high arches.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Fsny flats are heaven

I've had several pairs of FSNY (French Sole) flats and have worn them until they fell apart. They're comfortable, but not very supportive. I have large, narrow feet and high arches.


I am the PP and I have a few pairs of French Sole too! And they are comfortable.
Anonymous
I am loving my Rockport Cobb Hill flats - can get them through Zappos.
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