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Has your shoe size changed?

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well.. I am hoping it will.. when I gained weight I had to go a size bigger as my feet got fatter!.. I went from a UK 5 to a UK6...

I hope mine goes down! I've always had trouble finding shoes. In high school, I wore a 10 1/2 narrow (US size), and now I wear an 11 wide. I would love to get rid of the "wide"

-Marianne

Yes, mine has gone down. I was wearing a 10 1/2 Wide or an 11 and now I can wear 9 1/2 and 10 and do not need wide anymore....it has been great. My feet do not swell like they used to either!

Yes, I've gone from a 9 to an 8.

I can wear heels and not feel like I'm walking on bloody stumps after the first 30 minutes.

I love shoes.

I'm down a half size, to an 8. I still have rather wide feet, but I can generally fit into a regular-width shoe, depending on the style. I love wedge-heeled sandals now, lol. Before, I used to stick with flip-flops in the summers.

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