To Choose Plus Size Comfortable Shoes

Here's a quick tutorial on stretching your shoes yourself. Flats rule - Most women hate flats.  They don't feel they are as stylish, but for me, I've taken advantage of the flats that on trend and considered "fashionable." Loafers, oxfords, and now the D'orsay Flat are the "in" flats.  I, personally, like to choose a flat with interesting embellishment, such as a stud, a tassle, or gold accents. 


Add Padded Sole Inserts - Adding padded or gel soles to your shoes will definitely give you some more hours in any shoe.  They even make them slim enough to fit into dainty heels.  The Dr. Scholls   for Her line provide a lot of different ways to make your feet more comfortable in your shoes.

Increase your shoe budget - A budget friendly shoe is great until it starts to pinch your feet.  Shoes made out of plastic, generally, will cause your feet to sweat and possibly swell causing that horrible pinching sensation.  When your feet sweat they also begin to slide into the toe of the shoe, which is also terribly painful.  Maybe you can't afford a closet full of expensive shoes, but the shoes you wear the most, like black pumps, should be considered an investment piece in both your closet and for your feet.