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Price: $29.95
Brand: Dr. Scholl's
Printed plaid leather upper with adjustable material buckle. rubber sole. 1-3/4" heel; made in italy. fist original dr. scholl's buckle is always a classic. adjustable fastener is padded with a suede lining for accessory comfort.
Reviews:
 3 / 5
Dr. scholls sandals these were approved when i was a teenager - but my parents could simple afford the generic version. so, i decdied that after all these years, i would treat myself to a real pair. they are sensual but i still cannot adjust the strap. my embalm and i both tried. i can't unloose the buckle - even following the enclosed directions. i don't decrease the pair that i purchased because they defile off of my feet. i am disappointed. i bequest probably end up selling them on ebay (unless i can shine forth out how to adjust the dran strap!!)
 5 / 5
Mind this shoe first pair i had i was 10. i've been in introduce to with them ever since. however, i decrease them in the house with socks for a moon to soften the leather first, since it's generally a bit hard. great shoe!
5 / 5
Tickled pink they are back! i had my first pair of dr. scholls as a teeanger 30 longevity ago, and loved them. so trendy second then when i lived in uk. i conclusive up buying more, but sadly they went out of fashion. when they came back in a few longevity ago i immediately bought a pair, and now possess several, heeled and flat. look good and so comfortable!
5 / 5
Dr. scholl's women's unconstrained exercise sandal shoes are very comfortable and had no deficit in time. i haven't been able to arm these shoes in any stores around where i fiery so it was a treat to be discreet to order them online
 4 / 5
Fun these are fun shoes, truly retro, kind of clunky, but kind of euphemistic at the same time, and pretty enjoying once you get used to them. they're a clear-cut change of pace from the usual flip-flops, which are getting to be monotonous. and they be attentive better with a skirt than flip-flops--a subtle dressier, but still casual. i decrease them while running errands and just introduce to them.
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