Jeffrey Campbell Clinics

I bought these wedges months ago but I finally feel like I have worn them enough to do a proper shoe review on them. First off, if you read my posts here or here you know that I wanted these shoes for literally years before I bought them. So I was sure that I really wanted them and I wouldn't get sick of them after a few months like I tend to do haha. Also they were on sale at karmaloop and I was able to use a promo code so I got them for just over $100 when they originally cost almost $200. Here are some pictures I've taken of them before I get into the review:

These shoes are ridiculously comfy. The wedge is so easy to walk in and the insoles have so much cushion. My left foot is a decent amount bigger than my right so I wear a bandaid on the inside of the ball of my foot so the shoe won't rub and I'm good to go. That's really the only blister type of issue I've ever had with them and the bandaid fixes it. I did not have to go through a phase of breaking them in, they were great from the start. I would also say they run true to size. I'm usually a 6.5 or 7 and I have these in a 6.5. They're not small at all, especially with the pointed toe which gives extra room for your toes.

These are the original JC Clinics and I haven't been able to find them online anywhere recently. I must have caught on to the last wave of them! But Jeffrey Campbell did make a new version of them when they came out with their lucite and ombre heeled shoes. These Clinics are in a charcoal color with a shinier vinyl shoe body. They do not have a mirror so if that's not really your thing then these might be perfect for you! They are more expensive but still super cute, and hopefully they'll go on sale eventually too. Find them here at solestruck.com and see a preview below:

So that's basically everything! I absolutely love these shoes and they match everything from jeans to dresses to shorts in the summer. I hope you enjoyed my review!