Hi there,

I am 5'0" but have a smaller than average shoe size even for my
height. I wear a size 2 1/2 ring finger, and anywhere from a size 13
to a size 2 1/2-3 in childrens shoes. I'm beyond frustration that I
can't find any decent dress shoes. Most are poorly made out of
plastic, and or look like a 10 year old should be wearing them. I
would love to have a nice pump like everyone else, but my "pumps" are
lacking and my high arch etc, doesn't help.

I found a site called cinderella's of Boston, but they are in CA, and
I am uncertain on how their return policy is, being that I have no
idea what size I truly am. I usually end up sending the poor sales
person back about 5 times or so for one shoe....because they all vary
so heavily in childrens sizes.

Any recommendations on how I should start my search, would be helpful.

Thank you,

M

Me too! I wear a 2 or 3. Cinderella's is good. I tried a 4 from
them once and had to send it back. It was no problem.

What nobody has though is tall platform heel shoes in our small sizes
which I think is nuts cause we're probably the ones who need
platforms the most! I'd love to have a couple of really tall high
heel platforms to close the gap with my bf cause he's over 6-foot
tall and I'm only 4'6" tall, even if I only wore them at home for
playtime. Anybody know of anyplace that has them is small sizes?


--- In SmallShoes@yahoogroups.com, "mimizini2002" <swingdiva007@...>
wrote:

>
> Hi there,
>
> I am 5'0" but have a smaller than average shoe size even for my
> height. I wear a size 2 1/2 ring finger, and anywhere from a size

13

> to a size 2 1/2-3 in childrens shoes. I'm beyond frustration that I
> can't find any decent dress shoes. Most are poorly made out of
> plastic, and or look like a 10 year old should be wearing them. I
> would love to have a nice pump like everyone else, but my "pumps"

are

> lacking and my high arch etc, doesn't help.
>
> I found a site called cinderella's of Boston, but they are in CA,

and

> I am uncertain on how their return policy is, being that I have no
> idea what size I truly am. I usually end up sending the poor sales
> person back about 5 times or so for one shoe....because they all

vary

> so heavily in childrens sizes.
>
> Any recommendations on how I should start my search, would be

helpful.

>
> Thank you,
>
> M
>

hi there

maybe you could try a site in uk called

www.pretty-small-shoes.com

they have some really cool high fashion (and i mean HIGH)for small
size shoe shoppers.

they have shoes with 7/8/9 cm heels

regards

Tom

--- In SmallShoes@yahoogroups.com, "Sue" <tinyoneme@...> wrote:
>
> Me too! I wear a 2 or 3. Cinderella's is good. I tried a 4 from
> them once and had to send it back. It was no problem.
>
> What nobody has though is tall platform heel shoes in our small sizes
> which I think is nuts cause we're probably the ones who need
> platforms the most! I'd love to have a couple of really tall high
> heel platforms to close the gap with my bf cause he's over 6-foot
> tall and I'm only 4'6" tall, even if I only wore them at home for
> playtime. Anybody know of anyplace that has them is small sizes?
>
>
> --- In SmallShoes@yahoogroups.com, "mimizini2002" <swingdiva007@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I am 5'0" but have a smaller than average shoe size even for my
> > height. I wear a size 2 1/2 ring finger, and anywhere from a size
> 13
> > to a size 2 1/2-3 in childrens shoes. I'm beyond frustration that I
> > can't find any decent dress shoes. Most are poorly made out of
> > plastic, and or look like a 10 year old should be wearing them. I
> > would love to have a nice pump like everyone else, but my "pumps"
> are
> > lacking and my high arch etc, doesn't help.
> >
> > I found a site called cinderella's of Boston, but they are in CA,
> and
> > I am uncertain on how their return policy is, being that I have no
> > idea what size I truly am. I usually end up sending the poor sales
> > person back about 5 times or so for one shoe....because they all
> vary
> > so heavily in childrens sizes.
> >
> > Any recommendations on how I should start my search, would be
> helpful.
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > M
> >
>