Customer Reviews Frye Carson Ballet

Beautiful slipper, but runs really small.

I love the look of these flats, but they're honestly not the comfiest. I normally wear a 6 1/2 and had to exchange for a 7. I'm hoping the leather will break in a bit.

Love the style of these flats, however there is zero support and minimal traction -especially in the first few wears. The color is flattering for many outfits and dressy enough for trousers (albeit for a more casual look).

These are a pretty ballet flat and have a bit more structure than some others. I have wider feet and when they stretched out I stopped wearing them as I felt they made my feet look far too wide without the side support. The bottoms are very slick until broken in.

Super cute and comfortable, unfortunately felt 1/2 to one size too large.

I love these! The leather is beautiful and soft but sturdy, and they actually have a decent amount of arch support for a ballet flat. I wouldn't necessarily size down, but if you're between sizes I would go with the smaller.

I've been lusting after these shoes for awhile now & thought they would be the perfect replacement for my rundown, beaten-up ballet flats. They fit perfectly in my regular Frye size (a half size up from other brands, a half size down from running shoes), but they gave me toe cleavage. If you're into that or have shorter toes, this is the shoe for you. If not & you have monkey toes like me, pass!

Shoes are very pretty- but actually quite tight and gave me a blister on my heel after 5 minutes. I like them enough to try to keep and get them stretched!

The same great quality I've come to expect from Frye. These will be a staple for a very long time. The color is perfect! Pretty and neutral at the same time. They are very light, with no padding or support in the sole, so have a 'barefoot' feel. I have only worn them a handful of times, but the leather is already starting to conform for a comfortable, personal fit.

This is a very attractive shoe: the green color is fairly intense without being bright or gaudy, allowing the shoe to function somewhat as a neutral. It has a distressed finish and appears to be very well made. For my (wide) feet the shoe is narrow, but I am keeping it because 5½s are impossible to find (Zappos is already out of the 5½ in this style) and I think the shoe will stretch. It is very expensive but I am investing in it because it is of great workmanship and just beautiful. It looks like an expensive shoe.