15 Comfortable Flats You'll Want to Wear All Season

Dream Pairs Revona Low Wedge Ankle Strap Flats ($20, originally $51)

OK, these shoesdo have an itty-bitty wedge, but they still classify as flats in our book. They feature an adjustable buckle so you can customize them to your perfect fit, and are a great option for those of you who aren't totally sold on the traditional ballet flat look.

Amazon Essentials Women's Loafer Flat ($22)

Love a loafer? These classic flats are versatile in that you can dress it up or down and they're crafted in faux leather. Shoppers are particularly obsessed with how well they fit wide feet.

Amazon Essentials Women's Belice Ballet Flats ($24)

Thousands of Amazon shoppers attest that these Amazon flats are comfortable as can be, despite being the most affordable on our list. Choose from neutral flats and colored options, like the red option pictured here. (Note that reviewers advise sizing up and warn that they're best for those who are OK without arch support.)

Amazon Essentials Women's Pointed-Toe Ballet Flats ($25)

These pointed-toe flats look at least five times the price. They come in different colors and materials, but our favorite is this timeless faux leather option.

Birdies The Starling ($65-$155)

If you're searching for the perfect pair of velvet flats, consider the job done. These flats feel like slippers with an elevated appearance. They're crafted in velvet and lined with plaid-print satin and a no-slip rubber sole perfect for indoor and outdoor wear. Read our review of Birdies flats to learn more.

Naturalizer Women's Samantha Pointed Toe Flats ($80, originally $99)

These sophisticated flats feature a mix-media design of black leather and suede. Teamed with the chic D'Orsay styling, they're bound to garner compliments.

Allbirds Tree Breezers Flats ($100)

You'll love slipping into the lightweight and breathable flats after working out or running errands. One of our favorite things about them is that you can wash them in the washing machine. Game changer, right?

André Assous Norma Featherweight Mule ($149)

If you have yet to try the brand's footwear, the time is now. While you can't go wrong with any of André Assous's designs, this mule is one of our favorites for fall and winter. For some context, all of the label's shoes are handcrafted in Spain and feature a significant amount of padding that you'll actually look forward to wearing all day long.

Dream Ballerina Flats ($395)

We can't talk about ballet flats without giving Mansur Gavriel's timeless design a shoutout. The label's Dream Ballerina Flats are a brand bestseller, crafted from Italian lambskin leather and available in a number of shades. The classic ballerina look will pair great with skirts and jeans.

Rothy's The Point Flats ($149)

Made from recycled water bottles, these washable white flats comfy and sustainable. The shoe is soft and knitted, known for being extremely flexible, and the insoles ensure they're extra comfy, too. Plus, they come in several fun colors and patterns.

Free People Mason Ballet Espadrille Flats ($158)

Nothing says warm weather quite like a great pair of espadrilles. These feature a rustic sole and leather uppers (available in black, tan, and zebra print), with an ankle strap that'll look great with everything from denim to dresses.

Free People Lordes Mules ($178)

The crisscross detailing of these slip-on mules is undeniably compelling. The uppers are crafted from rustic leather and come in black (pictured here), pink, light beige, and dark beige.

Overland Clara Sheepskin Clogs ($199)

These chestnut-toned slip-ons are the perfect flats to transition from indoors to outdoors; fall to winter. Whether you team them with a cozy sock or wear them bare, your feet will thank you on any chill day or night. Even though they're wintry, you don't have to retire them at any point in time, either. Think of these as your new go-to year-round.

M. Gemi Danza Flats ($248)

These chic square-toe flats will always be in style. What makes them stand out from the pack and a hidden wedge inside that gives you a little extra height while still looking like a flat (but arguably more comfy).

Sarah Flint Natalie Flats ($450)

Sarah Flint's shoes have a ton of celebrity fans, including Meghan Markle, who's known to wear these exact flats. They're one of the brand's most beloved styles, crafted from vegetable-tanned calf leather and padded to perfection. To get a feel for how comfortable they are, peruse the reviews section — it'll sell you.