Bloch Pro Elastic Canvas Ballet Shoe
Product Code
BLS0621
From £19.00 Regular Price £23.75
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Ladies Pro elastic canvas ballet shoes from Bloch. These split sole canvas ballet flats come with pre-sewn elastic straps and wide flat elastic in place of binding and drawstring.
- A canvas split sole ballet with elastic in place of binding and drawstring – the elastic contours to the foot, reduces pressure on the Achilles tendon and on the dorsal surface of the foot when it contacts the floor
- Pre-sewn crossed instep elastics
- Triangle canvas arch insert that hugs the foot when pointing
- Forefoot outsole pad shaped to protect the metatarsals
- No ridges that may cause bruising when weight bearing on forefoot
- Material: Canvas; Suede foot pads
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Product Questions
Hi there,
I’m trying to decide what size and width to put down for an order for the Bloch Pro Elastic Canvas Ballet Shoe. I usually wear between a 7 to 8 in Uk shoe sizing. I would say my width is pretty normal for shoes generally? Could you recommend a size and width?
Many thanks,
Jyoti Evans
I’m trying to decide what size and width to put down for an order for the Bloch Pro Elastic Canvas Ballet Shoe. I usually wear between a 7 to 8 in Uk shoe sizing. I would say my width is pretty normal for shoes generally? Could you recommend a size and width?
Many thanks,
Jyoti Evans
Question by: Jyoti Evans on 26 Jan 2022, 21:08
it is usually best to go up a shoe size from your outdoor shoe and choose the medium width
Answer by: Jan Chope on 27 Jan 2022, 09:05
Hi there,
How do I know which width size I need?
Many thanks.
Katerina
How do I know which width size I need?
Many thanks.
Katerina
Question by: Katerina Gimblett on 18 Mar 2023, 11:09
Manufacturers all work to different sizing standards and we publish their sizing charts to try to help you get the correct size but are aware that this does not guarantee a perfect fit. We do these in a Narrow and Medium fit and depending on the width of your feet you should choose the fit accordingly.
Answer by: Jan Chope on 21 Mar 2023, 12:27
