713 out of 751(95%)reviewers recommend this product.
Product Reviews
Overall rating
5/ 5
runs small
runs large
woofus3
fromConnecticut
best flats!
PostedOctober 9, 2013
Proscute and comfy
ConsMedium width
I now own 5 pair of the AGL Brigitta flats. These are the only flats I have been totally comfortable wearing. They do give a little but just to conform to your foot. I have worn these shoes walking all over NYC. They are al little pricey, but I can't help myself.
I figured if the younger Nordstrom sales women wear these for work, they must be better than OK, and they are.
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Overall rating
5/ 5
runs small
runs large
runs narrow
runs wide
hoosierlady
fromIndianapolis, In.
Age:55-59
Great for bone spurs!
PostedOctober 6, 2013
Proscomfy, for hard to fit, good price point, light weight
ConsWide width
When I walk a lot my left foot in particular kills me because of a bone spur. These shoes solve the problem at an excellent price point. I only find them at Nordstrom's. They are stylish and comfortable at the same time- a rare combination in today's shoes. I now own three pairs of them. They are light weight, easy to pack and stay in good shape even after a lot of 'wear and tear.' If you have a bone spur, bunions or hard to fit feet and do some walking, these may be the shoes for you!
Amazing. I tried these on for an interview with the recommendation of my personal shopper and couldn't believe how comfy they were. I did not look at price just assumed $100 I got home and was like wow why are they so expensive?! After wearing them for a day I can see why though. You won't regret it. I have never ever found a flat that was comfy until now. These shoes are so classy. Love them.
Overall rating
5/ 5
runs small
runs large
runs narrow
runs wide
Annabelle
fromAlamo, Ca
Age:50-54
The best shoes ever
PostedSeptember 30, 2013
Proselegant
ConsMedium width
These are wonderful shoes. Elegant, versatile and stylish. I wish they would carry more stock in the more unusual colors. They sell out very quickly.
