TOMS Women's, Alpargata Eco Dye Slip-On

This is the 4th pair I ownLove the style for warm weatherComfortable for my thin and narrow feetEasy slip onValue for moneyTrue to size and LightweightEasy to pack

Great fit and comfortable. Cute print. Wish they still made them.

Comfortable and lightweight

Great shoes. Wish they were still available

I love this brand of shoes and buy this one or whenever I wear out the previous pairs. They don't wear out quickly. I just walk weird and wear out a part of the heel. Because of that. I find them quite comfortable.

My mom was looking for a pair of flats that could be used in more formal settings than her garden and these fit the bill, they are stylish good quality and have not developed any holes that were not there previously so their durability is sound. A good value overall

I was looking for study slippers because I tend to wear slippers all day unless I'm going out.This slipper is ideal for what I needed and at a decent price.It comes in 1/2 sizes too which is fairly rare.They were a bit snug the first day, but quickly stretch a bit and are very comfortable.Just ordered two more pairs!!

Upon first look, I was mostly satisfied with this pair of TOMS. I received them quickly and, considering how worn-in my other pairs were becoming, I was excited to open the box to see the crisp, untouched pair of Alpargatas. This excitement was dampened a touch when, even in considerably bright indoor light, the color appeared slightly darker than the product photo. That may sound silly considering the description includes "black," but so had a previous pair of black twill chambray TOMS. Comparing the over-all medium to dark charcoal color that the pattern created with that of the herringbone "up close"/zoomed-in, it seemed as though the two pairs would be similar in shade.Nope. Small thumbnails of the shoe probably give buyers a more accurate representation the color. The herringbone pattern was denser than I anticipated from the picture. With the dramatically higher ratio of black to white, what would be a pattern more so translates to flat, woven texture. The metallic element was also more obvious and less consistent throughout the material compared to previous purchases. (I wouldn't quite say "patchy," but whatever it is, isn't far from it.) I had ordered them online, though. The color was slightly off? Fair enough.More bothersome was how they fit -- or didn't. When I said they looked "crisp," well, they *felt* crisp-y. In trying them on to decide whether or not I'd return the shoes, I might have winced a time or two at how hard, how inflexible, they felt against the back of my heel. I wasn't sure they'd break in like most of TOMS more original styles.But, having purchased a variety of the brand's shoes with general success, I was inclined to go with probability over instinct, or what might have just been me being too picky. That wasn't a terrible mistake, but I wouldn't make the same decision today. Aesthetically, I hadn't been fully pleased with them from the start, and they remain my least favorite pair to date. (I've been a TOMS customer for over 10 years -- yep, oldness over here.) And, they've aged poorly. Just shy of a year and a half's use, they're fully frayed at the front and at random seams on each "foot" (the left and right haven't worn symmetrically at all). Even further, there are parts that still feel tight, un-stretched, yet-to-conform or break in as is typical with these types of TOMS.TLDR/in summary, yes, I'll still buy from the brand. Am I as apt to do so? Naw. These have been awkward and, were I reviewing reviews, weighing these among my options, I'd go with an alternative or continue searching elsewhere.