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Can't Find Shoes That Fit
- Thread starter Bye JayBo
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Just a suggestion. Have you considered trying woman's shoes in a sort of unisex style? I'd really consider looking at the size translation charts, find out what a men's 7 narrow would translate to in women's and try a cheap generic looking pair before I went to a lot of expense. Women don't think twice before they "borrow" from men's fashions.
Here in the U.S. a men's 7 narrow would equal about a 9 in women's. Depending upon how narrow, either a 9n or a 9m.
If you've already tried this I, of course, have been of no assistance. : )
Here in the U.S. a men's 7 narrow would equal about a 9 in women's. Depending upon how narrow, either a 9n or a 9m.
If you've already tried this I, of course, have been of no assistance. : )
Wyatts mama
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Many podiatrists (foot doc) sell different styles of shoes at their place of business. Some even have a catalog to order from.
Wish you well
BeHappy2
Wish you well
BeHappy2
My husband, kids, and I all have odd-sized feet. Stores just don't carry anything in our sizes. We have very good luck buying shoes online from a retailer who offers free shipping both ways, so if they don't fit, it doesn't cost anything to return them.
I don't know whether UK size 7D is the same as US, but doing a quick online search for 'men's shoes size 7' yielded numerous hits. If you can't order from overseas here, surely there must be some such businesses there in UK.
I don't know whether UK size 7D is the same as US, but doing a quick online search for 'men's shoes size 7' yielded numerous hits. If you can't order from overseas here, surely there must be some such businesses there in UK.