If you have a narrow foot you may dread shoe shopping but you shouldn’t. Footwear designers are paying attention to consumer’s wants and needs and are offering more narrow shoes for women than ever before.

Designers like ARA, Eric Javitis, Sesto Meucci and Vaneli are boasting designs for flats, sandals, pumps and dress shoes. They have entered the world of boots for the narrow foot as well and that means boots from the ankle boot to the high boot. They are also venturing into athletic and sports shoes in narrow width sizes—in both AA and slim AAA widths.

Today’s women can now find a variety of colors beyond the popular blues, blacks and browns. Narrow footwear now offers colorful patterns as well as bold colors to match the outfit and make a fashion statement.

If you’re fond of those ankle sandals that zip up the back of your heel, you can now find them! Can’t live without espadrilles—these are also available in narrow widths.

In addition, some of the narrow shoes for women you can find today based on type include boot, casual, dress, driving moc shoes evening, sandals and sports shoes.

Still, women with a narrow (AA) or a slim (AAA) width aren’t so convinced they do have a variety of footwear options because they continue to look for affordable narrow width shoes at big box stores to no avail. And, if they find a shoe store that carries narrow width shoes for women, the selections are usually poor and the prices high.

In reality, one only needs to seek out footwear sellers with both online and brick and mortar narrow shoes for women [http://shop.marmishoes.com/page.htm?pg=womennarrowshoe] at affordable prices. Be cautious when seeking out these shoe retailers because while many will say they carry a large inventory of narrow shoes, they don’t “own” the inventory and you may end up waiting for the manufacturer to ship before your purchase is complete.

Instead, seek out footwear stores that do possess a large in-house inventory of narrow and slim width shoes. An easy way to narrow down your footwear store choice is to ask them outright if they keep both narrow and slim widths in stock. You should also inquire about the selection—do they have everything from boots to sandals and every other type of shoe in between?

Once you’ve done your homework and made some inquiries, your days of shopping for women’s narrow shoes will be easier than ever—and instead of an experience you don’t enjoy—you’ll find shoe shopping days are fun and exciting with so many styles to choose from.

If you have a narrow foot you may dread shoe shopping but you shouldn’t. Footwear designers are paying attention to consumer’s wants and needs and are offering more narrow shoes for women than ever before.

Designers like ARA, Eric Javitis, Sesto Meucci and Vaneli are boasting designs for flats, sandals, pumps and dress shoes. They have entered the world of boots for the narrow foot as well and that means boots from the ankle boot to the high boot. They are also venturing into athletic and sports shoes in narrow width sizes—in both AA and slim AAA widths.

Today’s women can now find a variety of colors beyond the popular blues, blacks and browns. Narrow footwear now offers colorful patterns as well as bold colors to match the outfit and make a fashion statement.

If you’re fond of those ankle sandals that zip up the back of your heel, you can now find them! Can’t live without espadrilles—these are also available in narrow widths.

In addition, some of the narrow shoes for women you can find today based on type include boot, casual, dress, driving moc shoes evening, sandals and sports shoes.

Still, women with a narrow (AA) or a slim (AAA) width aren’t so convinced they do have a variety of footwear options because they continue to look for affordable narrow width shoes at big box stores to no avail. And, if they find a shoe store that carries narrow width shoes for women, the selections are usually poor and the prices high.

In reality, one only needs to seek out footwear sellers with both online and brick and mortar stores that specialize in narrow shoes for women at affordable prices. Be cautious when seeking out these shoe retailers because while many will say they carry a large inventory of narrow shoes, they don’t “own” the inventory and you may end up waiting for the manufacturer to ship before your purchase is complete.

Instead, seek out footwear stores that do possess a large in-house inventory of narrow and slim width shoes. An easy way to narrow down your footwear store choice is to ask them outright if they keep both narrow and slim widths in stock. You should also inquire about the selection—do they have everything from boots to sandals and every other type of shoe in between?

Once you’ve done your homework and made some inquiries, your days of shopping for women’s narrow shoes will be easier than ever—and instead of an experience you don’t enjoy—you’ll find shoe shopping days are fun and exciting with so many styles to choose from. 

--------
This article was written by Jean Scheid.