Size 10 shoes for 14 year old DD

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Can anyone recommend where to buy shoes for my DD. My DD is nearly 15 and her feet are a size 10. She's previously had school shoes from Clarks women's department but they only go up to size 9. Her school shoes are too tight and I don't know where to look for nice (not old fashioned) black school shoes that are not too expensive. TIA x

Could she wear Doc Martens shoes? The mens ones I mean, which are the same as womens. They're cool and classic imo

Long Tall Sally does women's shoes up to 13, but it's a bad time of year to get them!

I've had a quick look at Long Tall Sally and Zalando but the prices are quite high and I'm really worried incase they grow over the 6 weeks hood and I've spent a fortune on shoes that won't fit x

Not had a look at Doc Martins. I tried Kickers but they only go up to a 9. You'd think that would be big enough for a girl!

A day trip to Chiltern St in London for shoes so that it's a positive experience as this can have a pretty massive impact on self esteem when all your friends are wearing pretty pumps and you're in men's shoes.
Google Magnus shoes (not too horribly expensive) or Crispin Shoes ( v spenny but oh do lovely!!!)
Good luck x

Thanks but London is too far for us. I'm off to google those sites now. I've found ballet type pumps but they're not acceptable. She wants patent leather, with a buckle and a slight heel as being 5 ft 9 inch isn't tall enough! It's like looking for a needle in a haystack

Hush puppies? Definitely go up to a 10 & usually comfortable

Try Asos, they go up to a women's UK 10 and don't break the bank. Might not have any suitable for school but may help for casual shoes!

Evans?

If you want some cheap ones to last until the end of term ASDA go to a size 10

My DD is also 5' 9" and size 10 feet. I was going to recommend long tall Sally, realise they are not cheap though. Our school does not allow doc martins so I would check the rules before you buy, just in case

Evans and yoursclothing.

I forgot about ASOS. We've ordered 2 pairs from them and hopefully she'll like one pair. Typically for a teenager she's chose different designs than we were looking for! Not too expensive either. I've attached photos. Thank you all for your help x

Magnus shoes have an online shop too.

You might find some on eBay - you can search by size (put 'UK' in too or US sizes come up)

Asos is a really good bet, as is long tall sally. But worth keeping in mind that a clarks’ size 9 is closer to what many high street shops now count as a 10. (Clarks’ 9 is a European size 43 as far as I can remember, but many other (incorrectly!) shops count a 42 as a 9) It might mean that when you do find a size 10, it is actually similar in size to the Clarks 9.

I can highly recommend Medissa shoes they would be good for when she is a bit older maybe - I have very narrow but long feet and they are brilliant.

Brantano used to go up to that size. They have obviously closed down but still have an online presence. I don't know if they still go up to 10 women's size.

La Redoubte do women's shoes up to an 11 I think. Evans are OK but a bit limited.

And try new look

I wear size 10.
Just fir the future - cheap places to buy are:

Long Tall Sally in the sale! (can't afford normal prices)
as others have said Doc Martens unisex (but I find the larger sizes too wide)
Evans - quite a lot - sandals, boots, shoes etc. Go on-line and order in to a local shop
Brantano - our big one has closed, but it is still around in a small shop, again, order on-line and go into shop to try on/return

You'll prob find her feet won't grow anymore. One of my DDs was a size 9 at 14 and still is at nearly 18.

Deichman usually have lots of size 10's in and they're really cheap

Cinderella shoes