Anonymous wrote:I’m impressed you can wear Tory Burch, they’re always too narrow for me. Sam Edelman offers wide in many styles. Madewell usually fits me (as do most other brands) but it depends on the style. That’s like the worst style for wide feet that you posted, OP!

I've found that a cross style at the toe is way better for my slightly wide feet than a strap. A strap cuts at the widest part, but my feet seem to fit with the widest part in the gap of the cross styles very comfortably.

I’m impressed you can wear Tory Burch, they’re always too narrow for me. Sam Edelman offers wide in many styles. Madewell usually fits me (as do most other brands) but it depends on the style. That’s like the worst style for wide feet that you posted, OP!

Anonymous wrote:Birkenstock Mayari or Gizeh in pearl white, onyx or black.

Make sure you get the wide version of these. The key is the foot icon on the sole.

Birkenstock Mayari or Gizeh in pearl white, onyx or black.

What did you find, OP?

Go to Zappos.com or shoes.com etc. and put in your size for a wide or double wide width and you can find many sandals that will fit you.

Anonymous wrote:I have wide feet and tory burch flip flops looks great on me. I get a black leather pair every season.

Not OP, but size 10 wide feet here. Not always wide enough for "wide", but they are getting there. Which of the Tory Burch flip flops do you get? Are good for walking in summer? Not hiking, but a handful of blocks to the store and back in hot weather. Nothing worse that shoes that look good but aren't walkable.

Try the leather chacos

I have wide feet and tory burch flip flops looks great on me. I get a black leather pair every season.