Flats are the type of shoe that’s truly reliable on a regular basis. They’re comfortable, easy to put on, and can basically go with any outfit. We wanted to round up a few über-comfy flats that you’ll want to keep on your feet even if you’re on your feet all day. These are the cushiony shoes that will help you get through the day without counting down the minutes until you can release your feet from foot jail.
Allbirds created the Tree Breezer with comfort in mind. They're made from super soft, breathable eucalyptus tree fiber and the insoles are merino wool. There's a ribbed "collar" that not only helps to keep the shoe on your foot, but also reduces the risk of rubbing or irritating your feet and causing blisters.
Rothy’s was one of the first brands to use recycled plastic bottles in their construction of their shoes and they’ve been killing it ever since. Rothy’s also makes The Point and The Loafer, two other flat shoe options.
The glove style shoe has been around for a while, but Everlane really perfected it with an accessible price point and supple leather. It comes in 15 different colors so it will go with basically any outfit you pair it with.
These crepe-soled flats have a heel pull tab for ease and a microfiber insole to keep your feet nice and comfortable. The rubberized sole also gives you some extra traction during any spontaneous rain storm.
If you’re really into the style and shape of the (now sold out) Allbirds flats, these are a pretty good (and affordable) dupe. They have cushioned insoles, a leather footbed, and elastic that molds to your foot.
You really can’t go wrong with a streamlined, simple flat and this one from Madewell delivers. It’s made from soft suede and has an extra level of cushioning in the footbed so you know you’ll be comfy all day.
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