If you can just feel the edge it isn’t necessarily bad, unless your toe can’t move or is squished in. However, if it’s a painful foot then I have found it helps to err on the side of a little more width. Just to give your toes breathing room.

I recommend ordering for your larger foot, since those shoes aren’t easily stretched to fit. And since the difference is minimal between your feet it shouldn’t cause a major foot issue with your shorter foot.

I think it can stretch, but only a few millimeters. If your toes are actually scrunched (as opposed to just feeling the edges of the shoe) then it’s unrealistic to think they’ll stretch enough. But just a little tight is often workable if you use these stretching techniques.

Those are the Street model from Peerko (it’s actually Navy)! We have them in stock at Anya’s Shop!

Would you mind sharing the brand/modem of the black sneaker is in your photo?
Thank you!

Hi! You can massage the leather with your hands to help soften it up, or add a heel grip. If it’s the actual thread from the stitching that is bother your heels, moleskin over the top will provide a barrier to prevent rubbing.

Those are the Street model from Peerko! We have them in stock at Anya’s Shop.

It is the City in Plum which unfortunately isn’t being produced anymore. We carried them in our shop 2 years ago. I just checked Be Lenka’s website and you can still find them in a size 36 & 37 if you happen to be that size.

BTW, I think I mis-spoke when I said “red shoes”. The shoe I’m talking about is clearly depicted here as some shade of purple (plum, etc). The canvas BeLenka City only comes in Sand (I believe), which is what I want to order from a USA retailer (if I could find one that has it).

They are the Vivobarefoot Opanka! Not available in this brown color currently though.