This is my first attempt at owning a Clark's brand shoe.  They had an Amazon Gold Box deal offer so I thought I'd take a chance and try them out since the reviews looked really great.
I'll start off by saying that I wear a 8.5 Wide or an 8.5 XWide depending on the brand.  Although I don't have plantar fasciitis (yet) and I don't have an extremely high instep, I DO need shoes with a supportive arch or else I'll get really bad aches in my feet.  I also have bunions by my large toes joint area on both feet.

These shoes are REALLY adorable with the leather flower. I appreciate how the company took extra care to 'wrap' the flowers to ensure that they arrived intact and unbent.  They have a suede VERY cushiony foot bed that feels really great but I am concerned about the padding flattening out over time since they are so 'squishy'.  I am not in any way saying that I know for certain that this will take place, just that it is a concern of mine.

Overall the shoe seems very well made, stitching from at glance seems to be in tact, the 'rubber' lower portion of the foot bed is nice that it's not rock solid so I think it will have a bit of a natural 'give' when walking.  Personally for me though, I'd like, rather, I NEED a shoe with at least SOME arch support.  I couldn't completely tell by the pictures on Amazon so I was hoping for at least some extra padding in the arch area for support but there is none. It IS padded - but is essentially the same height of padding that the rest of the shoe bed has.  With my wide feet, my feet DO fit ON the foot bed (some narrow type shoes will have my feet spill over the sides) and these do not however I DID take the advice of other reviewers and ordered a 1/2 size higher - a size 9 in this sandal.  Although my feet DO fit in the straps, the strap over the top of my right foot is harder to get into and the strap seems to dig a bit UNDER the bunion joint area a bit.  I'm wearing them in the house for a bit to see if I think it's something that can loosen over time or if it will be so annoying that I'll have to return it.  I'm still undecided right now.  I know it's common to have one foot bigger than the other but I've got other shoes, sandals, boots, etc from other brands and I've never had this much of a difference in how the shoes fit me so I really do think that the strap on the right foot is smaller than the one on the left.  I may opt to take them to a shoe store and see if I can pay them to stretch the one sandal. If I do and they tell me that it can't be done, I'll update my post.

Overall I think if you want a cushiony sandal that's cute and well made and you do NOT have an extremely narrow foot AND you do NOT need arch support, then I think this sandal may be a dream come true for you.  For those of us who need some arch support, I think I could live with them for short outings but it's not going to be my go to sandal.  If they weren't so gosh darn CUTE, I'd definitely be sending them back in a flash!! :-)