431 out of 454(95%)reviewers recommend this product.
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Wroclawianka
fromPhoenix, AZ
Age:50-54
Great Shoes
PostedMarch 6, 2012
ConsMedium width
I actually purchased the first pair of shoes in size 8 and the right shoe was so wide I had to return them. I have ordered two more pairs, one 7.5 and the other pair in size 8. And this time size 8 fit perfectly. Tay are so comfortable i keep wearing them all the time :)
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Anonymous
fromtacoma
Age:25-29
cute yet beware on sizing.
PostedMarch 5, 2012
ConsMedium width
Recently ive had terribly luck with Nordstroms online with purchasing toms. i normally wear an 8(womens) in EVERYTHING. i have a grey pair of classic toms in that size and they are perfect. every other toms shoe i have tried on an 8 was perfect however not with these. VERY BIG. definately atleast order a half size or full size down. Only reason why im keeping them is because of the issues i have had and they are too cute and i waited so long on backordered that im just going to keep them.
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5/ 5
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Ounce
fromIllinois
Age:55-59
Still too large
PostedMarch 5, 2012
Proscomfortable
ConsMedium width
I read the reviews and I ordered a half size smaller, size 7. The shoes were still too big, so I ordered a full size smaller, 6.5 and they fit well.
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IslandgirlDEW
fromSouth Carolina
Age:30-34
The BEST Tom's (1/2 size larger than reg Tom's!!)
PostedMarch 5, 2012
Prosboho, hippie, feminine
ConsMedium width
These absolutely run exactly 1/2 size larger than regular Tom's. I wear a 7 in these, but 7.5 in the others. The 7 fits perfect, they are so comforable and so cute! I love that the bottoms match the shoe itself, regular Tom's are actually pretty ugly to me. I have a gray pair and I really wish I hadn't bought them. These are soooo much better!!! For spring/summer and definitely a boho look.
