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It’s only in the last year or so that I’ve truly taken the plunge and dabbled with wearing flats. Have always been a heel or wedge kinda girl. Challenge was I couldn’t find any flats that were truly comfortable. The different styles I tried either dug a welt into the back of my heel (due to the popular elastic backing that clearly doesn’t work for me) or gave my toes quite a beating. Things changed when I slipped into these flats by Chloe. First of all, I fell hard for the flirty and feminine scalloped edge. And finally, at long last, these babies are comfortable! Must be the buttery soft leather (and fine craftsmanship, of course). Starting at $450.00 a pop they’re an investment, but after a several year hunt for cute, cozy, quality flats (and many battered piggys later), I’m completely at peace with it. Plus, I also found this eye-catching scalloped style by J. Crew for $158.00. They’re not quite as comfy-cozy as the Chloe but they’re comfy enough! And I’m smitten with the fresh color combo and mix of suede with a touch of patent leather on the trim. Smiles all around!
Photo credits from top to bottom: NeimanMarcus.com and JCrew.com
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We love Chloe flats. My mom has several pairs, has worn them forever:)
I love them. Having a bad knee I have to depend on flats more often, so these are perfect.
I love these! Okay I have tip for you to try out. My shoe guy explained it to me. When the flat rubs on the back of your heel it’s because the back isn’t high enough in relation to the size of the tiny heel. Take a piece of paper towel fold it up and put it under your heel….. problem stops!