Amos in Confetti

Got these in the yellow and green mix. They seem to run slightly big? I’m a small size 10, and the size 10 was a little loose on me. Still pretty comfortable to walk in and high quality as usual. Also, tons of compliments as usual.

These were very cute and wide enough to not squeeze my toes. However they were hard to walk in. There's not quite enough curvature to the front of the shoe base to give a true "rocker sole," and walking felt like trying to keep a rigid flip-flop on my foot. It was VERY hard for me to return these because they are adorable, but if they aren't easy to walk in...?

These are A+ -- would buy again for sure! Color is super cute for the summer, and they work perfectly with jeans or a dress. A little clunky to walk in, but nothing that makes my review any less than 5 stars!

My first pair of Charlotte Stone and while I love them and am not giving up, after the first wear the top of my feet were brutally blistering and tearing. Even after several blister bandaids on the second try wearing, it was horrible and almost unwearable. I had to take a week off to let the tops of my feet heal and only wear sandals with nothing touching the top because they were so torn up. I tried them on again and added more bandages and they were a little better on the 3rd and 4th wear, but still not ideal. I do hope that not all CS shoes are this uncomfortable to break-in, it's been pretty messed up on my feet.

These are the cutest shoes and I may have squealed in delight when I opened the box! These are truly beautiful - the attention to detail and craftsmanship are apparent. I'm an 8.5 or a 9 in most shoes, and I ordered a 9 in these (after measuring myself and using the size chart to verify). They were pretty comfortable upon initial try-on at home, but I think my excitement to wear them out in the real world got the best of me. I wore them to work and ended up getting a big blister on each foot from the straps. I hope they break in soon (though now I'm afraid to wear them!) - I bought them for a few events this summer. I still love them, but encourage others to wear them around the house for a while (or put on preventative bandaids!) ahead of time.