Sasha

Material nice - unfortunately wrong fit for my wide feet .. but the exact color I was looking for…have to return ?

felt gre4at have hard time finding comfortable flats like square toes

This is a nice basic shoe with a little flair to dress up or down. Fit perfectly.

Kudos to Trotters for making insoles for flats that have arch support!!! These are pretty shoes, but I had to return them because, at 74 years of age, with bunions and a history of plantar fasciitis, I need more support, more padding and straps. I could probably walk 150 feet in these shoes, and then sit at a concert or play, but I wouldn't be able to walk to the train. Thirty years ago, they would have been perfect.

I usually need a 10-10.5 narrow -3A in a dress shoe, but the flats were too short and too narrow, except in the heel where I'm an 8A and there, they were loose. In all fairness, I have a weird foot, so take from in any helpful info. Very pretty, though. Too bad! I also needed more room for a thin orthotic due to arch issues and the insole is permanent.

This 9-1/2 W is slightly loose at the heel, and slightly looser than other 9-1/2 WW Trotters bought in the past. Still, very nice shoe, love the look, and I'm keeping them both.

I loved this Sasha shoe, everything about it. Unfortunately I inherited bunions and crossed toes. It was my feet that proved my "Waterloo", The fit was Sooooooo close, but the crossed toes wouldn't cooperate. I am very sad to have to return them. Barbara Williams

Perfect fit, so comfortable.

Really happy with this shoe! The colors look great and they are very comfortable. Ran true to size and perhaps a smidge wide. Have a comfortable, wide toe box.

Very attractive shoes, and the color was true to the online photos. However, they were way narrower than a WW should have been. I ordered another pair of Trotters at the same time and in the same size, which perfect with respect to width, so I know this isn’t just the way Trotters widths run. They were exactly what I was looking for, so I’m going to try to get them to stretch out enough to move from “painful” to “a bit too snug”