Comfortable Mary Jane Heels

Comfortable Mary Jane heels start with a sensible heel height, and this pair keeps it low: a square block of 3 to 5 cm under a square toe. We do not promise all-day comfort from a listing, but a short, wide heel is what makes a shoe easier to walk and dance in.

Why Low Square Mary Jane Heels Feel Easier

A wide heel spreads your weight over a larger area than a stiletto, so you wobble less on cobbles, dance floors and stairs. The outsole is rubber, which grips better than hard plastic, and the insole is faux leather. The upper is listed by the supplier as flannel, a soft brushed fabric.

Black or Brown Mary Jane Heels for 1920s Outfits

Black goes with every flapper dress and with office wear; brown suits tweed skirts, cream blouses and daytime swing events. Both look right with back-seam tights for a jazz-age touch. More pairs are in our mary jane heels.

Mary Jane Heels FAQ

Do they run true to size?

The supplier says they fit true to size. They use EU sizing, so convert with the size chart, which lists the foot length for each size.

Are they good for swing dancing?

The low heel and rubber sole make them a reasonable pick for a social dance. Regular dancers often add a suede patch to the sole for easier spins.

Are they waterproof?

We do not make that claim. Treat the fabric upper like suede and keep it out of heavy rain.