Sanita Professional Oil Narrow - Women

I am in utter disbelief that I can now wear the shoes that all of my friends who do not have narrow feet wear. It is astounding, truly. I do not know why it took so long to find out that Sanita used to make Danskos, and that Sanita makes a narrow that actually is narrow, unlike Dansko's narrows, which swim on me. Having always worn tie shoes snugly on my feet, this style will take some getting used to, as it is supposed to slip in the heel (a tendency that I have spent a lifetime fighting with shoes). The instep is nice and snug, and I cannot put a finger in between the top of my foot and the top of the shoe, just as it should be. I am so excitied to finally be one of the cool people in cool shoes. Plus the added height, without having to deal with a heel, is fantastic! Thank you, Sanita, for understanding the meaning of the word "narrow!" I am giving them a four for comfort just because I have not fully gotten used to this style.

I have very narrow feet with fallen arches and my job requires lots of walking. After one particularly long and painful day, I came home and ordered these. To my surprise, they really are a narrow clog! Unfortunately, my feet are slightly too narrow, even for these. But, I can see why people on their feet all day long love these shoes. Standing in them felt great and talk about good arch support! They just weren't quite narrow enough to stop my foot from sliding and hitting the end of the toe box (which is why I've had to wear Mary Janes all my life). Still, if you have narrow feet, I'd urge you to try these. Unlike Danskos, these really do run narrow!

I'd also recommend: Clarks

I have worn these clogs for over 10 years now. This shoe used to be called "Blueberry" and was a darker navy blue. It is much like the color in the picture, not a really a "navy" - more like a bright sky blue color. It did not look good with any of my jeans. The shoe itself fit my size 11 narrow foot great - but alas, the color was not what I was looking for. I currently own this shoe in black and brown and nothing beats them, for me.

I'd also recommend: Munro, Ecco, La Canadienne

In my never-ending search for a narrow clog that would fit my flat feet and soothe my post-surgical knees, I have gone through about everything Zappos has to offer (and they have been extremely accepting and cooperative of the whole thing, by the way). I started with Dansko's narrow clog and should have ended there, because these first ones were pretty good, and when I finally re-ordered the same clog, it turned out to be a completely different shoe, indicating what people here have said: Danskos, now evidently made in China, are extremely inconsistent and no two pairs are the same size. This second pair turned out to be wide and way too big, rattling on my feet. I had been reading about Sanitas, which are evidently the original Dansko clogs, and which are reputed to be consistent, and so I ordered these next, and Wow: these shoes fit. Possibly too well, I'll have to wear them indoors for a few days to see, but they are narrow, and very well-made. A bit too tight across the top of my foot, but I am hopeful. Think I'll have to get one of them stretched a big; the other one is perfect on my unevenly-sized feet. I'm not sure if I can live without weekly returns to Zappos and their weekly shooting out of my next choice to me, it's been going on for months. But it's getting old, and I'm very hopeful about my Sanitas. I can't help wishing some of these companies would make something a trifle more attractive for women with narrow feet, but I suppose you can't have everything. Both Dansko and Sanita make only one model in narrow. Ariat makes beautiful clogs, but boy, are they wide...sigh. I am actually envious of all the women here who speak with gratitude of the wide clogs they find. I am far from a narrow person, but I do need a narrow clog, and it would be great if there were more of them.

I'd also recommend: Alegria (they don't make narrow, but I like them anyway)