fitflop due mary janes e with an accent mark

Well, here it is: if the quality of the shoes I received are a reflection of the entire collection of FitFlop, I am impressed. That quality explains the price, clocking in at nearly $140, which is a chunk of change, but I can say with certainty, I would be willing to invest in a pair, especially if my job demanded it.Ī representative from Sole Provisions, contacted me, and offered me the chance try these shoes in exchange for a review about the product and the Sole Provision shopping experience. The quality of the construction showed: I pretty much wore them for a week straight, walking everywhere, and they still look pretty good. Attractive, sturdy, durable and comfortable: you could last a 8-hour shift in them, and have the dogs still feel pretty perky by the end of your day. These would make perfect shoes for folks in the restaurant industry- if I were still a cook or a waitress, I'd be wearing these shoes to work. The foot-bed is lined with a super soft kid-skin leather, making going sock-less, something I do a lot, a comfortable experience. There is generous cushioning, offering all day comfort. I liked the look of the platform sole, which was wrapped in a kid-skin black leather. The Due Mary Jane style by FitFlop make a great walking shoe. In my experience walking isn't as stressful on the foot when there is mid-arch support top and bottom.

I am partial to mary janes in general, especially in a walking shoe. I was drawn to the gorgeous, high quality black leather, and the thick elasticized band across the foot. I have found a pair of shoes that fit the bill: Due Mary Jane in black leather by FitFlop.

Fitflop due mary janes e with an accent mark