“Love these for something a bit different, they remind me of an iconic designer style from the 2010s that I always coveted! Surprisingly comfortable as I have wide feet across both the midfoot and toes, and this style initially appeared quite narrow like most of Bared's dressy flats. I decided to try sizing up (I'm between a 37 and 38 in Bared so took a 38) and the extra length helped, as did the wider toe box on this style. I have worn them out to dinner and to work, and felt comfortable all day.”
“I am a size 39 in shoes from Europe or other Australian brands, but size down a whole size in Bared to size 38. The depth of the toolbox enables you to wear a nylon toe covering, if you don’t want to wear bare feet inside the shoe. The heel strap is comfortable, because of the T-bar on the top of the shoe. The ivory colour is a pretty off-white, meaning it goes back really well with white linen pants, I’ve linen pants, and the gold hardware is pretty. My first wear of these was in a mid length printed linen dress. It was 36°C and the shoes were comfortable and because they were open at the back, my feet did not overheat.
They also look lovely with suit pants for work.”
“These flats are beautiful, I’ve had a lot of compliments whenever I’ve worn them! But they’re a little less comfortable than the other pairs of Bared footwear I own. I’ve felt a little bit of discomfort/pain in my heel the few times I’ve worn them so far. It might just be a matter of wearing them in (time will tell!).”
“Stunning shoe to dress up with a skirt or dress down with jeans and a t-shirt. The hardware gives the shoes some edge whilst the styling gives it timeless sophistication, but most importantly, the shoes are comfy for wide feet from the get go.”
“Absolutely love these shoes and excited to wear for my wedding. Great fit for my wider foot. Customer service was fantastic when I contacted them asking for some gel inserts.”
“I am in love with my flats with Ecru leather and hardware. So comfortable and I receive compliments every time I wear them. Strangers come up to me and comment about the shoes. I plan to order them in black.”
