Twenty-four wide width flats for women because who doesn’t love a good flat?
And who doesn’t love the perfect neutral flat or a pop of color?
If you’ve got wide width feet, they’re harder to come by.
So here are some of my favorites…
24 Wide Width Flats for Women
Wide Width Flats
So whether you’re trying to add a pop of color to an outfit or just wear a neutral flat, this post has you covered!
Once I started to need a wide width in most brands, I nearly became depressed due to the lack of selection of wide width shoes.
Seriously, it’s ugly out there! Literally.
And if you want to find something other than a basic black flat, understand that you’re on an epic journey of deep internet dives.
And chances are you’ll mostly find hideous orthopedic sneakers.
(I probably shouldn’t talk too much sh!t because someday I’ll need these terrible things. Lol.)
So to help you out this spring, I rounded up a beautiful collection of colorful wide width flats. What do you think?
24 Wide Width Flats for Women
Shop the Flats
Row 1: Ivory Jeweled Slingback Flats, Tan Strappy Slingback Flats, Gold Metal Ballet Flats, Taupe Mary Jane Flats, Animal Print Squared Toe Flats, Toe Cap Pointed Flats, Silver Mary Jane Plats, Silver Pointed Flats
Row 2: Beige Pointed Flats, Tan Ballet Flats, Sand Woven Mary Jane Flats, Cognac Woven Mary Jane Flats, Black and Tan Toe Cap Flats, Animal Print Mary Jane Flats, Brown Woven Mary Jane Flats, Black Patent Mary Jane Flats
Row 3: Red Pointed Toe Flats or here, Red Slingback Flats, Hot Pink Flats, Metallic Rose Ballet Flats, Pointed Flower Print Slingback Flats, Baby Pink Ballet Flats, Lilac Squared Toe Flats, Purple Suede Flats or here
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I have several of these thanks to my favorite influencer and can’t thank you enough for taking the deep dive for us! I now get tons of compliments on my shoes! (Especially the leopard Mary Jane’s)
Haha! That’s so great to hear, Karen! Shoes are EVERYTHING!
I’m looking for leather uppers with a synthetic sole. Any tips? I’ve gotten some things from Easy Spirit. My other question is how can I be sure that “wide width” is actually wide enough for my feet? Some websites offer size charts, but not all of them do.
Hi Robyn,
To answer your first question… And I am assuming you are seeking flats with a synthetic sole (not insole(?)). Most mid-level to high-end wide width flats should fit the bill. If, however, you’re looking for a more “rugged” or comfortable sole, try something like these, these, these, or these.
As for your second question: Shoe widths are standardized, with the most common/popular US women’s shoe widths being: A (narrow), B (medium/standard), C (wide), and D (extra wide). Do note that often “C” is the same as “W,” which is “wide,” and “D” is the same as “WW,” which is “extra wide.” My best advice, if you are unsure of your foot width, is to go to a shoe store or decent department store and get your feet (both of them), measured by a sales clerk/professional. Once you know your true width, you should be able to shop much easier, especially online.
“Unisex” shoes, which are typically sneakers, like the oh-so-popular Adidas Sambas are typically “C” width and should fit wide width feet. Also, Birkenstocks and some European shoes are different. Birkenstocks come in two widths: Narrow, which is like an A/B width (this is the “default” women’s width), and Medium/Wide, which is more like a C/D/W. I wear the latter.
All of that said, despite sizes being standardized, there will likely be some inconsistency, so do read reviews to ensure shoes/width are true to size.
I hope that helps!