Collection: Flats & Everyday Shoes

This is the part of the shop that covers the rest of the week. Ballet flats, pointed dress flats, low mary janes, lace-up sneakers, ankle booties and slip-on loafers — the shoes that get worn on days with no occasion attached to them at all.

Comfort here is structural rather than decorative. Arch support and cushioned insoles are standard; knit uppers give a sock-like fit that moves with the foot, and some are orthotic friendly, so the footbed can be swapped for whatever your own arch actually needs. Stretch gore panels and inside zips let a bootie pull on without a fight. Rubber outsoles carry lugs where grip matters most, at the heel and along the tread.

Materials run through leather, patent, suede and knit, in black, ivory, natural, pink, gray and brown. Heels stay low or disappear entirely. These are the shoes for errands, long walking days and travel where the plan keeps changing — and for the office days when a heel would be a mistake. Sizes run from 5 to 13, in medium and wide widths, from a Brooklyn shop that sells women's footwear.