Review on 💃 OLIVIA Women's D'Orsay Ankle-Pointed Shoes and Pumps for Women by Nathan Skipper

My wife needed low heels for her wardrobe. She didn't want an overly expensive pair that would get damaged during the fall/winter rainy season. So she thought the price of this shoe was worth the risk. She states that she only gives this shoe 4 stars because the seller didn't state the exact size of the shoe in the ad. Ordering shoes one size larger (as per the seller's written suggestion) is not always advisable for many women, as some shoes can physically damage the foot if worn for a long period of time, e.g. B. worn inappropriately all day at work. No one wants an "approximate" size item that results in tens of thousands of dollars in surgical costs. She reports: The shoes are well made. The toe was too narrow. Matching length ankle strap. Very little extra padding is required at the balls of the feet; She does this with her shoes because of Morton's neuroma. The nubuck leather was stretchy. The sole wasn't too slick so it looked like it wasn't too slick and didn't require anti-slip stickers. Socks, ankle straps and actual heel height. This would greatly help buyers to select a product without believing that they are taking any risk or worse, forced to return the shoes like she does and thereby lose revenue.