ClarksWomen's Cora Giny Loafer

Comfortable and professional-looking for work. They seem to run on the narrow side.

These are good wear for diabetics. I love nice shoes but it can be difficult fine nice ones. Definitely comfortable and good quality.

I'd agree with other reviews saying they have a small toe box. I got the wide -even though my feet are not wide- because it was the only one I could try in a store and I was afraid of the regular also being different in length (I have found clarks' sizes not being very consistent). They definitely feel too wide around the instep, but the toe box feels just the right size, which makes me think the regular would probably be too small. Overall they're pretty comfortable, but for me they do need a bit of breaking in (the back is still rubbing against my feet).

1st off, I have the biggest feet of any woman I know and these fit well. I have a bunion on right foot and my 2nd toe is extra long, so often times it rubs front of shoe and becomes painful by end of day. I DO wear compression hose (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THE ZETA BRAND- tried many brands and only Zeta didn't bind terribly at knee) so I don't have swelling in ankles or feet anymore on most days, so I can't say that these shoes would be good for foot/ankle swelling since that is a whole other issue (get ZETA hose TODAY if you have swelling).I usually wear a men's 10.5 4w and pretty much ruined my feet doing wet grocery store work for 8-10 hrs a day, for 38 years, with nearly no sit downs.When crocs came out, i thought it was a God send, cuz finally, 8-10hrs a day wasnt pure torture. But then, about 5-7 years wearing them, my arches had fallen, and feet widened and they caused excruciating pain everyday.I went to the Good Feet Store (I DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM---WAY TOO EXPENSIVE AND THEY UPSELL YA ON SHOES ETC) and purchased thier 'custom orthotics' (I feel like the drugstore Dr. Scholls computer would have been a better start for orthotics, but, I digress...).So now, I have GFS orthotics, expensive shoes and my feet still hurt ALOT.And, I never get to wear 'cute shoes' UNTIL I FOUND THESE CLARKS.This shoe, makes me smile when I look down at them.The orthotics work In them, and my feet are cute and happy---when I wear them on off days.I haven't tried them at work yet (8-10 hrs/day on concrete with only 1 half hour sit down), cuz I don't know if they are slip resistant.But I'm gonna give a different style a shot (my only issue with these shoes is they squeek a bit with the orthotics- so i'll try a different style to see if those squeek too) and have a separate pair to try at work.I have seen mixed reviews on the Clark's sold on Amazon, but since I've never worn Clark's before (and it seems as if ALL reasonably priced shoes 'aren't the quality they used to be') it's worth the risk to me.I hope these work for you, cuz my feet love them.

i usually don't buy shoes before I try them on but I figured if they weren't what i wanted then I could return them. No way that's happening I love the way these feel. The material used to make them is a very good quality. I would buy again and would recommend these to others.

The Clarks loafers are well-made and fit true to size, but they fall short in a few areas for me. The arch support is decent, providing some comfort for extended wear. They’re lightweight, which makes them easy to wear for long periods without feeling heavy. However, I couldn’t zip them up because my instep is too high, which was disappointing since they fit well otherwise. This could be an issue for anyone with a similar foot shape. Overall, they’re stylish and comfortable for those with a standard instep, but they may not work for everyone. Decent quality, but not perfect for me.

Love these shoes. I wear them all day at work and come home with my feet and back NOT hurting.

My daughter says they fit perfectly and were super comfortable. She is a teacher and on her feet all day.True to size