Customer Reviews Capezio Daisy

I love these ballet shoes that I bought - they're a little tight, but I know they'll stretch. I bought them to wear around the house.

Just perfect! My first pair of Capezio ballet shoes was purchased over 40 years ago when I was a tiny ballerina. Wore them all through years of professional dance training, and decided to just get another pair for nostalgic reasons. As great as ever! Wear them with capri pants outdoors, in the office when my high-heeled feet need a break, in yoga class on cold winter days, and at home as slippers. Elegant, and fit great. I believe a few reviewers don't understand that the drawstrings need to be tighten up a lot to make the shoe fit properly. You then knot it, tie a pretty little bow (or tuck the stings into your shoe if you prefer), and cut the extra length off the strings.

I use this "shoe" for floor exercises, especially at a class where I don't want to walk/exercise where others have walked/exercised. Very natural-feeling and your feet stay clean. Use at home for same purpose. Great for dancing in the kitchen when no one is there.

These are great little shoes. I purchased them to wear indoors - not as ballet shoes. I wanted something that would keep me from wearing out my socks, but not so hot as slippers. These work wonderfully. I've had them a few weeks and they have stretched just enough to fit perfectly. I did go up a half size.

These are cute and comfortable. Do not forgot to order down from your regular size if you are wearing them for ballet. But if you want them for comfortable house shoes, you can use your regular size.

I have wide feet and these fit great. They are not too snug but don't fall off if you are doing your barre workouts. I am very happy with them. Very basic, but also at a very affordable price.

I wear a size 9 AAA. These pink capezios were a perfect fit - thanks to the elastic that enables tightening the ballet shoe to one's comfort level. Strange that the pink capezios fit perfectly and the black capezios ran 1/2 size short.

I had a little trouble with the fit. I wear a size 6 1/2 or 7 depending on the brand or style of shoe. I ordered size 7 which turned out to be a little sloppy. Since I'm using these for exercise and not dance, I just tightened the elastic ties to keep them on my feet. If I were wearing these for ballet, I would want a truer, snug fit and would have exchanged them for a 6 1/2. I'm happy with my purchase as they meet my needs.

I normally take size 8 and followed other recommendations and sized up to 8.5. Glad I did as these run small. You can adjust the fit with the pull ties around the top of the slippers. These are classic capezios thus don't expect any arch support. I purchased them as a portable slipper for long airplane trips and to wear around the house.

Perhaps all ballet shoes are sized differently than regular shoes, but I had to order 2 sizes larger than my daughter’s typical size.

These are super cute, but they are a bit more narrow than I was expecting. Regardless, I'm very happy with them and I am definitely not returning them!

I tried this shoe in three different sizes and never found a comfortable fit. It's at least half a size larger than my street shoe. The leather is a bit stiff and more "plastic-y" so they seem like they'd require a longer break in period. I ended up returning them. I wish Zappos carried the Bloch Dansoft shoes in black.

These run quite small. My daughter wears an 8.5 normal width street shoe. She needed size 10.5 narrow for this.

I like these shoes with the exception that they are too short (I would say about 1/2 size too small). The customer service was great, and the exchange for a larger size was quick and easy.

These shoes work great for me, however, I don't use them for dancing or training. I use them for around the house, instead of just wearing socks and slipping on my hardwood and tile floors. They provide enough traction and are very comfortable (no support, but that wasn't expected). Plus, they remind me of my young days in gymnastics - we all wore these! Anyway, nice quality for the price. Fun to wear!

This is a nice dancing shoe but it was about a half size too small. In time it stretched out and was okay.

Run small. Both my girls are size 3 1/2 street shoe size (sizes 5 and 6 in Bloch jazz but no Bloch avail in their sizes from Zappos at time of order). Purchased 4 1/2 for both of them after trying mx sizes. Medium and narrow true to width.

I have a narrow foot and wear a size 9 AAA. In the black capezios I needed to size up from 9 N to 9.5 N. However, the pink capezios fit perfectly in a 9 N.

Hmm, i thought these would be soft leather.....they're not. And, an odd fit!

i went up a half size and selected the widest option but they're still a bit too snug in toe area. i have extremely sensitive feet (injuries, nerve damage) and bought these to wear as slippers—for something almost barefoot that still qualifies as a foot covering. if you get these for that purpose and need shoes that don't require breaking in, consider going up one size. also, the insole doesn't cover the gathered leather under your toes, which isn't ideal if you have sensitive feet or nerve damage and need a smooth surface under your whole foot.

Bought these for adult ballet class and they are too small! Too bad I wore them already.. my big toe and second toe was rubbing against the front. Uncomfortable but I’m stuck with them. For reference, I typically wear a size 10 in UGGs and Birkenstocks and a 11 in Nike’s and Converse

Felt half size too small - toes were jammed. ReturnIng for larger size.

I ordered these for my 6 year old daughter to wear in a musical. She wears a size 3 street shoe, and I learned from experience with my older daughter that I need to order at least a size bigger in ballet shoes. However, the size 4 shoes I ordered were too small. I highly suggest you order 2 sizes up when adjusting size from big kid shoes to these.

These flats make great house shoes Also I use them when I drive long distances. They are great for my narrow feet. They allow my feet to breathe too. Beware there is no support.