Two pairs.
Women’s size 11.
No longer do my socks get wedged in the gap between the side and the sole of my decrepit former shoes!
I am free! Free!
Too bad the shoes weren’t.
I have a 14-year-old niece who is six feet tall and wears a women’s size 12 shoe. For awhile, her shoe size and her age matched - she was in a size 7 when she was 7, 8 at age 8, etc. We joked when she hit a size 12 that if her feet kept up with her age, her shoes were going to need their own bedroom when she hit 20. She’s a very good sport about her size (incidentally, she only weighs about 120 pounds!) but she had a hell of a time finding nice riding boots last summer, and not too long ago she needed a pair of dressy shoes - poor kid! She ended up having to spend almost $200 for a very plain, but at least reasonably attractive, pair of black flats.
jsgoddess , this store carries size 11.
And looking at their website, they have several locations in Ohio.
We have them here in CO and I have gotten some teriffic deals. I’m not a size 11, but they don’t seem to discriminate price-wise.
Including the location we went to yesterday and found two pairs!
Actually, the 11 part about my feet isn’t the hard part. I generally wear a narrow, though. That’s near impossible!
Though the two pairs yesterday were both mediums. Hurrah for shoes that fit!
Nordstrom, including Nordstrom Rack, is your friend - not only do they have a zillion shoes, they carry a lot of narrow sizes. (My stepmom swears by them for this reason.) And if you find a style you like, you can buy them online!
Search engine for locations:
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