This is my 3rd pair of Fly London shoes and all three have quickly become the most worn shoes in my closet because of their unwavering comfort and undying durablity. I have a 2 year old thong sandal, a blue slip on from 5 years ago and now these wedge pumps.

Having said that, I'd like to clear up the confusion I see here and in other reviews about European shoe sizing. It's not that "European shoes only come in whole sizes," as another reviewer here put it, but that "whole" sizes are inclusive of the half-sizes. A British size 38 fits the American sizes 7-7.5 shoe size. A 39 fits an 8-8.5 U.S. So if you are a "true" size 8, the 39 will be a half-size too big; a "true" 7.5, the 38 will fit you perfectly (as in my case!).

European sizes are decoded thusly: A U.S. size 7 is a British size 38, because the second number, "8", tells you the NEXT size up from the size you're getting! So a Size 40, with the second number being zero, meaning "10" tells you that the size 40 is an American size 9-9.5. Ta-Da!

Lastly, the reason for the deducted star in my 5-star rating. There is leather logo seal, about the size of a U.S. dollar coin on the heel part of the footbed of all Fly Londons. 90% of the time it poses no discomfort. 10% of the time, after 15-20 minutes of walking, you can get a nasty, very nasty abrasion rash from the pointed edges of the sewn-on leather piece. It's a strange place to put the logo without a thought as to how the human foot would be affected by it, and quite frankly, the only design flaw that keeps these shoes from being the best casual shoe on the market.