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Thank You!
The idea was to give folks a starting point, but you are right. There are some subtleties involved when you get into it. For me, width is a significant factor as the majority of women’s shoes are Medium width. Technically, I need a Wide. However, one way around that is wearing sandals. Here in SoCal it is either warm or hot, so sandals can be worn year round. The majority of my shoe wardrobe are wedge or chunky heel sandals. Over time, real leather will conform slightly. Wearing shoes around the house for a time (maybe several days) can help the break in process before wearing them outside. Shoe trees and stretching sprays can also help.
Over the last few years shoes with knit material instead of leather or polyurethane have become popular. I have a pair of Skechers sneakers in a Medium width that fit very well. I would also recommend shocking out elastic mesh shoes from Bernie Mev. and there are also some lower priced clones.
Anyway, half the fun is the Hunt!
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