Customer Reviews Trotters Liz

These shoes are very beautiful. They even looked great on my size 10.5 feet, on which most shoes look like boats! (I ordered this in a 10, and it fit perfectly.) But they were extremely uncomfortable. I know from the other reviews that this is a minority view. I took them on a trip and wore them the first day, and I was in awful pain. This was strange, as I don't usually have a problem finding comfortable shoes, and I even go barefoot much of the time. Somehow these just rubbed everywhere, and the sole felt too thin and flat. I am going to try getting an insert, but I'm expecting to have to donate these.

I have worn these shoes for over a decade. I believe that Trotters is now making them from cheaper materials. The fit is loose and the leather does not look or feel like the beautiful leather that they used to use. Very disappointed.

I have many of these Liz Loafers. This is my first pair "Made in India". They do not fit the same. Too short in length and too wide. My others, "Made in China" look like a nice fitting shoe. These new ones look like a slipper. I will not be buying these any more.

I have a pair of these I bought in 2013 which are falling apart so I ordered these, but they don't fit right. They are okay through the front part of my foot (which requires a wide) but they kind of go straight back rather than tapering in a bit so they gap a lot across the mid part of my foot. They just don't look right or fit the way the old pair does, so I returned them. I also ordered a pair of Liz III - they fit like the old pair of Liz.

I have been wearing these shoes for more than 20 years. The black/black patent wore out in a month. In fact, the weave was loose right out of the box. I ordered another pair of the black/black patent from another vendor and had the same problem. The weave comes loose right away and goes downhill from there. This appears to be an issue specific to the patent edition. Also, the sole flakes off and little bits of black get all over the floor! I have never seen anything like this with any pair of shoes before! Trying to get the bits off the floor is very difficult. It was so bad that I took a photo. Trotters must have changed their location of their manufacturing facility. This is a different shoe from the past and not made to last. I just ordered a plain black pair. I hope they don't fall apart in 15 minutes.

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