Theatricals Womens 2" T-Strap Character Shoes

Comfortable

Couldn’t get in W width as in the past. I’m a dancer with bunions.

Perfect theatre shoes at an affordable price.

I hardly ever wear heels because my feet can’t take it. So I was pleasantly surprised and impressed how comfortable these are. I wore them for hours with no trouble.

Great looking shoe, but runs small

These were great to wear to a Downton Abbey themed party. They seemed to easily scuff which was a bummer but fit was good otherwise.

I was really skeptical due to reviews. I wear an 8.5 in heels and have a wide foot. I normally wear a 9 in tennis shoes for extra toe room. I ordered these three days before my event - thanks amazon prime! I don’t care to wear high heels much as they hurt my feet. Usually an hour is about my max limit in heels before I begin getting achey. Tonight I wore these for 5 hours straight without issue. The heel is just high enough to be attractive without being uncomfortable. The heel is also thick and sturdy - not flimsy and pencil thin. They are synthetic material but for $25 I feel the price was fantastic for the pair of shoes I recieved. The buckles were sturdy and I had no issues with the hardware. No scuffs either and I’m rather careless with my feet and notoriously clumsy. Again, I have wider than average feet and had plenty of room. My foot was not squished and as I write this, the balls of my feet are not aching which is a welcomed relief for me. I know that these are technically “stage” shoes for theatrics but they don’t look cheesy at all. I will wear these with my other little black dresses now that I know they are so comfortable and I can go hours wearing them. They may be a bit dated in style but everyone is wearing vintage items and styles anyhow so who is to know that I bought them for a 1920’s party?! I’m about to go look at other shoe styles this company offers too! Thanks so much!

These shoes are really pretty but they're hard as a rock when you put them on. I ordered a half size larger so I could fit the expensive Dr. Scholl's insoles in them thinking that would fix the problem. By the end of our murder mystery dinner my feet were hamburger. So were my friend's. She bought the same shoe. We limped around painfully there at the end.