Do feet shrink?

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  • ChristineS_51
    ChristineS_51 Posts: 872 Member
    My feet got bigger as I got fatter; now I have lost weight they have got smaller again. I had found some really comfy heeled shoes for work so bought 6 pairs at $20 each (cheapies from Rivers) thinking htye would last me for ever until I retire; and of course now I am left with 6 pairs of shoes, most unworn, that don't fit.

    Am I unhappy? :noway: :laugh:
  • fihealth
    fihealth Posts: 165 Member
    shoe insoles and heel inserts will help :)
  • AnnaVee84
    AnnaVee84 Posts: 345 Member
    This freaked my wife out too.

    "How the hell did I have fat feet?"

    this! was really surprised that my feet got smaller. didn't change a size but my chucks fit loser now and i almost tripped out of my cowboy boots! :embarassed:
  • pinkraynedropjacki
    pinkraynedropjacki Posts: 3,027 Member
    Yep. Always been a 9..... now I'm an 8.
  • When I got fat I started having to wear sz 10 shoes....now I'm back in 9.5. My feet are way more pretty when they aren't all bloated up. :)
  • Redhedshred
    Redhedshred Posts: 14 Member
    no. i wish. not in my case anyway
  • Pepper2185
    Pepper2185 Posts: 994 Member
    Mine shrank!

    I'd prefer to lose a pants size instead of a shoe size, but I have an excuse to get more shoes now :)
  • hiyomi
    hiyomi Posts: 906 Member
    Yes! Since I've lost 13 pounds so far my strappy sandals that were a little tight are now super loose :D
  • notenoughspeed
    notenoughspeed Posts: 290 Member
    Yep. My foot was a 12.5 in the measurement tool, and 70 pounds later, it is 11.5. Since there is less of you to support, they will get smaller.
  • tinita76
    tinita76 Posts: 1 Member
    YES...I have always been an 8-8.5 (even in high school when I was much smaller than I am now), but I have recently lost 40 lbs. and am now in 7.5 for dress shoes.

    Weird!!!
  • Zoeeee_xx
    Zoeeee_xx Posts: 112 Member
    I use to wear a UK size 5, now im a 3. I hope they dont think any more else i will be in children's shoes!
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