The shoes were good but they ran small so I sent the shoes back the next day and waited more than a week for a refund. I will never buy Revain shoes again.

Tried 3 different sizes (including wide) and none of them fit my daughter's foot. We went up a size and wider to make her comfortable, but once her toes were comfortable her heel started to slip a lot. The sock on them is just oddly tilted. We then tried the Capezio and the toe box is round and its normal/expected size fits great. I thought I would save $10 by choosing them over Capezio but it was a mistake that ended up costing me over $10 of my time as a refund.

I bought my daughter a normal shoe size and she is two sizes bigger. Luckily, in addition to the clasp, there's a tie, so we'll tie it as tightly as we can, and we've also added healing pads. Need them once they arrive or I would return.

My daughter doesn't have woman legs but I followed the reviews and ordered the Wide. She wears a size 11 Vans which she wears every day and they still fit into a size 10. I think she has a total of 10.5. I ordered 11.5W and it fits her perfectly. Shoes are actually narrow for wide. And the length fits her perfectly with some wiggle room but her ankles won't slide in and out. She is comfortable and loves to wear it, even on her fingertips like wearing flat shoes. I've also attached a photo of…

Super cute flip flops but they were tight and we had to go up a size. The shoes are great but I gave 4 stars because I didn't think the sizing was correct.

Perfect little shoe for my 3 year old's first dance lesson. They're well made, easy to slip on and will stand up to the stress of a weekly toddler dance class. Will continue with this brand when it grows big.

Leather on brown came off after wearing it the first time. My daughter just tried them on to see if they would work for dance class. Now they look like garbage. Not what I expected from Bloch. I was supposed to get the black patent leather but couldn't find the size.

Super cute, very well made but too narrow and tight. Children's feet tend to be chunky, the shoes were the right size, but my daughter felt uncomfortable and left marks on her feet because they were tight on the sides.

I bought these shoes for my daughter who is 4 years old and has been tapping since the second year. They appear to be slightly better than the Payless shoes and about the same price. For reference, the last time I measured my daughter's legs, one was a 9th size and the other was a 10th size. I ordered the 11th size so they will last at least a year. As you would expect they are a bit big but she can dance in them and they don't blister or fall out etc. What I love about these shoes is that…

I followed the sizing recommendations from other reviewers and it worked! My almost 4 year old daughter started her family's first dance class a week ago and I booked without even trying anything on her. She just upped her street shoes to a size 9 (Carter's/OshKosh) but still fits her size 8.5 New Balance sneakers, so I bought a size 10 Bloch Tyette tap shoe. I got them in WIDE since her shoes are wide, although for the most part they fit standard width shoes (except all stars). Wide tap shoes…

I used to be a fan of Capezio, but these tap shoes changed my mind. They are vastly superior to the Capezio Tyettes in several ways. The faucet itself, which is made of heavier and more durable metal, produces a louder noise. And they sit flush with the outsole, with a thin layer of rubber for better traction. Finally, in addition to the drawstrings, they have a zip closure so my 5 year old daughter can put them on herself. (She takes the tape to class but will use it in the concert.) Her first