Review on 👟 Stylish and Comfortable: Tent Leather Upper Jazz Slip Women's Shoes by Steve French

Shoes look three times smaller. Until you put it on and find it stretches in the arch area so you have hell under the heel and cushion under the heel of the ball of your foot. Despite the heel and padding, you'll feel barefoot, but that's part of the design, so buy if that's what you're looking for. If you want/need something stiff that supports your foot then this is NOT the shoe for you. It's essentially a leather sock with something hard underneath to withstand the wear and tear of dancing. If you plan on dancing a lot and want them to last, ask your cobbler to add a leather or suede sole on the bottom (ground contact) so they last. For the price, just order another pair when they wear out. The fit is comfortable, but you have to put some sort of lining in the front of the toe of the shoe, at least if not for odor removal then for comfort. The main reason for this is that there is NO insole at the very front of the shoe where the toe pads are, just ribbed leather (extremely uncomfortable at the top of the front of the boot so the toe pads press against it). the stitched and ribbed material where the leather shoe is sewn to the sole. look at the pictures in the description. the toe area. there is no lining, sole or pad covering this area in the shoe. your toes will not be happy .A simple and cheap solution is to buy, cut and insert thin insoles that go all the way to the front of the shoe and then you will be very happy with these shoes. They are great for class or even dancing (in company) but be careful not to have others step on your toes as you will not have protection for your upper toes. Happy dancing!