Customer Reviews Bloch Kids Giselle Ballet Shoe w/ No Drawstring (Toddler/Little Kid)

They are very nice but the pair we received were in very bad shape and appear to have beef used many times before we received them ? So, not keeping for that reason. Otherwise, a very nice ballet shoe.

These ballet shoes are very nice, but they run extremely small. I ordered these for my daughter, and chose one size larger than she wears. She could barely get them on her feet. Unfortunately I had to return them.

Runs very small. Wears toddler size 7 shoes normally, based on reviews ordered size 9 wide in these, but barely fit. Sending back to size up again

Size up!!! Other than that, they are perfect. Not too tight around the front of the foot and don’t have to mess with those laces like others.

Nice ballet shoes, but they run 2 - 3 sizes too small. Order waaay up in size. My daughter wears a size 8 and size 10 barely fits her.

Bought these for my daughter. The BLOCH brand always demonstrates great quality and comfort. I love the already built in elastic band and the softness of the shoes. Great for ballet class or out and about. Would buy again

It took us 3 try’s to get the right fit. Street show is size 9, with reviews ordered two pair, one 9.5 B width and 10 B width. Third time a charm, went with 10 C width. At 4 1/2, she is pretty little everywhere, including feet. B width is very narrow.

Great quality. Exactly what I was looking for.

Beautiful ballet show in a pale pink versus the darker rose leather ‘bunny’ ballet slippers. Even my 3 year old thought these were prettier than the others we tried.

Sized up 1.5 sizes based on reviews and experience with other ballet slippers. My 3 year old can put them on herself, we use them for indoor shoes at her school. She loves them.

I bought these shoes for my daughter for her ballet class and they are great. My daughter is a toddler, so the lack of laces (as compared to the bunnyhop slippers she had before) means neither I nor her teacher have to stop to tie her slippers. This is the first time that I bought the bloch Giselle ballet slipper and it appears there is extra padding in the foot bed, as compared to the bloch bunny hop. Also compared to the bunnyhop, these slippers run half a size smaller. Overall, I give these ballet slippers two thumbs up ??.

These are great little ballet shoes, but they run small. You need to size up for sure.

I ordered two sizes bigger and they fit perfectly, with a little room to grow. They 100% run very small, but super soft and don’t cut off the circulation of my daughter’s feet like the Capazeo shoes we had.

5 yr old very excited to wear these to ballet class - easy on/off as no drawstring, and fits well. She has a narrow/normal foot and got B which fits well and has room to grow. I sized up about 1/2 size from street shoes. Arch support in ballet slippers is not expected.

Runs extremely small but I guess that’s how these work!

I ordered upa half size but too small, should have ordered a full size+ up

My daughter wears size 8 and 8.5 in regular shoes. I ordered Bloch 9C and they are way small to her! They looks much smaller than our last year ballet shoe Capezio in 8.5. They are so narrow, when I opened I though I ordered a wrong size but no, it was 9C. I exchanged it to Capezio 9 and it fits her perfectly.

These shoes were required for my daughters pre-ballet class. The style is pretty and the footbed feels comfortable to my hand and my daughter reports she likes them. However, she usually wears an 11.5 and she needed a 13.5 in this shoe!!!! TWO SIZES.

Many ballet shoes they recommend you buy on a small side, but at the same time you want to make sure the toes aren't bunched up. These ran about a half-full size smaller than my daughter's regular size/street shoe size. We like them and ultimately bought them it just took a few tried to get the correct size.

These are probably 2 full sizes smaller. My daughter wears a 12.5 and we bought the 1.5 and they just fit.

elastic snapped and broke first day wearing. we usually turn to Bloch for quality and was dissapointed.