Thanks for all the replies, sounds like I will be skipping these!

Tory Burch, cheap quality? Naw, couldn't be.

The heel part is too low and barely stays on my feet (its not tight), and the front vamp rubs on the top of my feet and hurts - its not a smooth finished shoe so I think it just irritates me. My toes are fine. Also, they are very thin and not very supportive. They look cute but I hardly wear them.

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand mine. They just make my feet bleed.

Right around the front edges of my foot they're just too tight.

I had the same experience. And, to the PP who said they are too small, I don't think that is the case. They are my usual size but the "T" metal emblem that appears at the top of the shoe seems to constrict my toes and after a while, they start to hurt. I gave both pair to a niece. Young people don't care if their feet hurt as long as they look good.

Mine are over 6 years old and going strong. I don't wear them every day but I've been satisfied with the durability.

I have a few pairs and think they are cute, but the quality is pretty bad for the price.

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand mine. They just make my feet bleed.

Right around the front edges of my foot they're just too tight.

Sounds like yours are too small.

I find them to be very durable. I have a pair that are over 6 years and still look great. I have narrow feet and have heard that they don't work as well with wide feet. That could be a factor.

I can't stand mine. They just make my feet bleed.

Right around the front edges of my foot they're just too tight.

I really would like a pair as they always look super chic but both of my sister's pairs have fallen apart. The first pair, the band in the back broke after about 6 months. Her current pair has a HOLE in sole of the shoe (underneath the ball of the foot). She said it's because she wore them a lot but I've had a few pairs of flats for years and that has never happened. Is this a common problem or is my sister just a shoe abuser?