Despite their reputation for being unsupportive and stiff, believe me when I tell you that these black flats have proven to be the exception in every way. What I Like About These Black Ballet FlatsĪsk any fashion lover and they'll earnestly tell you: as much of a staple as ballet flats are, they're far from the most comfortable shoe you could own - let alone one you'd willingly wear out of the house all day or while you're commuting to work. Ahead, I'll delve into everything you need to know about these black flats - from their effortlessly comfortable fit to their styling versatility and so much more. I've been wearing the comfy flats on repeat this summer - from my coworking space to the airport and even just around my apartment.

For years, I've searched the internet far and wide in pursuit of a comfortable pair of flats that could seamlessly blend into my wardrobe, provide all-day comfort, and still be durable enough that I wouldn't have to substitute them for a less worn-out pair each season.Īt long last, I finally found my perfect pair (rather unexpectedly) at Old Navy with these Old Navy Textured-Knit Pointy-Toe Ballet Flats ($35), which boast the most darling pointed-toe design and come in at a price tag of under $50 (truly unbeatable in today's market). I'm a sucker for a classic pair of ballet flats - but with feet as sensitive (and prone to aches) as mine, I'm admittedly much less keen on the unsupportive and often downright painful design of the shoe's silhouette.

Pointy black flats