Comfortable supportive stylish work shoes

[Mustardmummy]

Help me please! Have a new job that is on my feet but still need to look relatively stylish. My feet are an odd shape after having my children. Not exactly wide but wider than standard, I can't cope with a heel or conversely anything too flat.

Can't find anything that like I'm 40 so still want to look stylish, ideally something I can wear with trousers and a skirt but would consider getting two different styles for variety.

Have you looked at Moshulu? I have a couple of pairs of their ballet type shoes (style name Jin) which are comfy, supportive and low heeled but not too flat. They also do lots of other styles if you’d prefer brogues etc.

www.moshulu.co.uk/leather-slip-on-ballet-pumps-p701/s15831?cid=GBP&glCurrency=GBP&glCountry=GB&mtm_campaign=P.Max_Shoes&mtm_source=google&mtm_medium=cpc&mtm_kwd=&mtm_group=&mtm_cid=19969011350&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19971034534&gbraid=0AAAAAD2VlabHEH-z0CTVGzqmA_c1DVokZ&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhszS6NOQkQMVL5dQBh0T2g0uEAQYASABEgIDd_D_BwE

I mean, how stylish is stylish?

Fitflop are super comfy, some styles are better than others.

It would help if you could give an idea of budget.

I find Grenson shoes and boots accommodate wide feet well, though some experimentation with sizes might be necessary.

https://www.grenson.com/?setCurrencyId=1

What do you like? Would Birkenstocks suit your feet, they have lots of new styles these days including boots.

Gabor, Clarks and Reiker al, do smart supportive shoes. I wear loafers with thicker soles ( better for walking to work) and knee high boots if I’m wearing a dress.

I feel like I've mentioned doc martens on too many threads lately, but they have a decent sale on and once broken in their shoes are incredibly comfortable. They have loads of variety.

Women's Black Friday Sale | 40% Off Boots, Shoes & Accessories | Dr. Martens