But can't give it five stars.

Bought it because Naturalizer stopped making their Mai Tai shoe, which was a twin of the Mimosa.  Now I find the Lifestride Mimosa is becoming scarce.  Both are/were great, comfortable shoes.  Why shoe manufacturers change out basic, comfortable styles is beyond me.

With its low heel and soft cross straps, the Mimosa is very comfortable.  I need a wide shoe and the extra wide width is tough to find in a shoe nice enough to wear to fancy events.  Takes no time to break it in.  It's comfortable when I go dancing, which is eery week.  I do add Dr. Scholl's For Her Sole Expressions insoles for a bit more cushion, but it's not really needed.

I have them in White, Black, Camel, and Red.  I'd buy more colors, but they're not always available in my size & width.

My one quibble, the reason I can't give these shoes five stars, is that after a year or so of intermittent wear, no more than once a week, they tend to deteriorate, fast.  In one case, the elastic on the heel strap broke.  That's easy to repair.  In another, though, the upper materials started to flake off!  Not sure if using spray-on cleaners to wipe off the dirt was the culprit or it's just cheap man-made materials.  It's a disappointment and sent me looking for replacements, which are tough to find now.