what do you think of Jack Rogers sandals?

[Anonymous]

Thanks.

[Anonymous]

ugly

[Anonymous]

ugly

[Anonymous]

Awful!

[Anonymous]

comfortable and pretty ...... great after a pedi!

[Anonymous]

So cute!!

[Anonymous]

Love them. I have 4 pairs and wear them all summer. Favorites are a pair of wedges because they are actually a somewhat more comfortable height than the flats. Beware that they do stretch out a bit - they normally recommend you get them snug. They are very comfortable.

[Anonymous]

overdone. I don't want the same shoes everyone else has on.

[Anonymous]

Super cute

[Anonymous]

I like the metallic ones with a wedge or higher heel well enough but think the flats are a little ungainly, the jellies are unspeakable, and the ones with white whipstitching are merely dorky.

[Anonymous]

Two thumbs down.

[Anonymous]

Very ugly.

[Anonymous]

I think it depends where you plan to wear them. If you are wearing Lilly dresses on the Vineyard then the flats with the white stitching are very appropriate. If you are in the city then maybe the metallics with heels.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it depends where you plan to wear them. If you are wearing Lilly dresses on the Vineyard then the flats with the white stitching are very appropriate. If you are in the city then maybe the metallics with heels.

I'm the one who complained about the white stitching and can think of lots of nicer sandals to wear with those Lilly dresses on the Vineyard! Not to mention that the overall look would be so LOUD between the prints and the multi-colored nursey-trimmed sandals. Maybe WASPs like that? I wouldn't know.

Yeah, the metallics with heels look comfy and will pass in the city for walking shoes, but the Southwestern design thing always seems a little late '80s to me. Remember Santa Fe style? Seems like it's mostly been relegated to Santa Fe since then.

[Anonymous]

love the metallic ones, hate the other ones