Heels leave you aching by evening, and flat shoes leave you with nothing underfoot at all!

Just imagine something in between — a small, hidden wedge that lifts you gently and supports your arch at the same time. Now stop imagining, because the Carol sits on a low cut wedge that gives you height without ever putting you on a point.

• A Low, Kind Wedge
  The wedge is low and runs the full width of the shoe, so your weight spreads instead of loading onto a heel. You get a little lift with none of the pressure on the ball of your foot. Standing for an hour stops being a calculation.
• Soft Knot Detail
  A gathered knot sits across the front of the upper and softens the whole shape. It gives the shoe a little movement where a plain vamp would look severe. It reads as considered rather than decorated.
• Low Cut Sides
  The sides are cut down low across the foot, which lengthens the leg. It also means less material touching you on a warm day. Nothing grips at the ankle.
• Round, Generous Toe
  The rounded toe leaves genuine space at the front of the shoe. There is no narrowing and no pressure point across the joints. If pointed shoes have hurt you before, this is the shape to come back to.
• Black, Beige Or Brown
  Three neutrals that work with what you already have. Black finishes an outfit, beige lightens one and brown warms it. Whichever you pick, the shoe stays quiet and lets you take the compliment.

You should not have to pick between comfort and a little height. The Carol gives you both at once — and it will keep coming out of the closet on the days when you need to look good and stay on your feet.