Most plus size stores carry up to a 13W/XW, with a few stopping at 12W/XW. They have everything from cute flats, to heels, to booties to snow shoes and back. I found out about plus size stores and can honestly tell you I have bought about 30 pairs of casual and dress shoes in the six months alone. I am a thin girl, I just have solid sturdy feet for balance and posture. Even if you aren't plus size, their shoes are all wide and extra wide. I have found cute casual sneakers from Keds (up to 13 XW, on sale now for $29 and 10% off), all sorts of fun shoes from Payless which go to 13W and often has BOGO or 30% off coupons, good supportive and still feminine athletic shoes in 4E men's styles from both Nike and New Balance (Famous footwear often has BOGO and always have $5 off $50 or more), long tall sally has womens shoes up to size 17 and often has styles in regular and wide, nordstrom rack has shoes up to 14W but because they are a clearance store they don't always have the same stock everywhere.Īnd my favorite but rarely known little seceret: plus size womens stores.
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Please feel free to delete my post after you've read it or shared with her if she's interested I am a 12 4E myself. Hi sorry, this has nothing to do with your blog but I saw others post about large wide womens size shoes. BUT, they said, their "entry level" shoe, called the One Star, sells at Target and has a wider gait than normal Chucks. Yeah, it was a random comment, but I had to follow through on it.
So as I'm skimming the internet for shoes (because that's what I do in my spare time), I come across an Amazon commenter who *swore* that Converse makes wide width Chuck Taylor All-Stars on request. People love them, wear them everywhere in any kind of situation, and feel odd wearing shoes that aren't Chucks. So if there's any shoe that I'm absolutely shoe jelly over, it's Chucks. It's carried over into adulthood, for better or worse. The more I blended in, the less isolated I felt. It's an insecurity that comes from growing up a white kid in a black neighborhood. Part of this is my natural chameleon-like public persona: I'm always trying to blend in. And when I'm hanging out with them, not all the time, but certain bars or events, where the ironic fashion sense is thick in the air and the good-looking people are everywhere, I look at my feet and think: "I'd kill for a pair of Chucks right now."
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