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Sweet Baby Jaysus!! Cosyfeet, you're spoiling me!!

32 replies

Gingernaut · 28/09/2026 15:30

Short wide feet with many, many issues.

I've just been paid and went to see what's available is my price bracket

This. TANGO - Purple Mix is available

Not Gardenia/Silver or Powder Blue/Periwinkle

This is available in my price bracket

£49 not including nearly £6 postage and packaging

Look everybody!! The zipper works and everything!!!

You do yourselves down, Cosyfeet.

You didn't mention the little leopard print section at the heel

Where could anyone wear this???

WHERE??

Sweet Baby Jaysus!!  Cosyfeet, you're spoiling me!!
Sweet Baby Jaysus!!  Cosyfeet, you're spoiling me!!
Sweet Baby Jaysus!!  Cosyfeet, you're spoiling me!!
OP posts:
APlagueOnBothYourHouses · 02/10/2026 09:46

Onlytoolsandsauces · 02/10/2026 09:20

The Cosyfeet shoes I always recommend to my patients who have oedema or have their feet bandaged so cannot get any other shoe on. They maybe fugly but better than going without shoes altogether don't you think? Given many people who wear them are ill it is a bit mean spirited. Their demographic is the over 80s.

My mother is 84 put her taste in clothing hasn't changed. I'm more likely to wear them than she is. She does have some trainers with zips , but they are plain.

Different people like different things, but I don't think that getting older means that you like snazzy shoes anymore than you would've liked them when you were younger surely.

Unless you count much much younger as small children would be drawn to the bright colours and patterns of these shoes I imagine.

Xiaoxiong · 02/10/2026 09:58

I'd never heard of Cosyfeet but some of them aren't too bad...admittedly not a fan of the ones with the visible silver zip in the OP, but I would wear the white Viva trainers.

The Grace loafers in burgundy patent are also right on trend this autumn, judging by how many shops I've seen them in, so it's nice for people who have issues with their feet to have something comfortable!

They're not cheap though - double what you'd pay in M&S for loafers new.

Smallestshadow · 02/10/2026 20:16

I quite like them! Not keen on the animal print bit but I like the rest of them!

Gingernaut · Yesterday 08:14

Onlytoolsandsauces · 02/10/2026 09:20

The Cosyfeet shoes I always recommend to my patients who have oedema or have their feet bandaged so cannot get any other shoe on. They maybe fugly but better than going without shoes altogether don't you think? Given many people who wear them are ill it is a bit mean spirited. Their demographic is the over 80s.

I'm not even 60 and this is the type of shoe I need

OP posts:
DontyMon · Yesterday 08:16

BebbanburgIsMine · 02/10/2026 02:25

I like them, just take away the animal print bit, I hate that.

Some of us need decent comfortable shoes, and those are a lot nicer than some abominations on here.

They’re a little bit out of my budget, but I’d happily wear them.

Me too!

Littlegreywolfcub · Yesterday 08:28

@Gingernaut

😅 I really like the original pair - and yes - I like the leopard skin bit 😂

They look really comfy as well...

InkyWink · Yesterday 09:14

I wouldn't be seen DEAD in a BOWLING ALLEY wearing those OP, YANBU. I too am wide of foot and it's a constant theme in my life - having to choose between ugly shoes and really ugly shoes.

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