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6 inch heels sought (not 7)


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Lately there seems to be a heel height gap in shoes I've bought. Many heels designated as 5 inches are rounded from 12 cm which is 4 3/4 inches. Some heels sold as 6 inches are only 5 1/2 inches. But my problem lately is heels that are sold as 6 inches that have heels that get higher as the size goes up. The last 2 pairs of 6 inch heels I bought were a full 7 inches in my size 11 -- pretty spectacular, but higher than I want (most of the time at least...) So my problem is I'd like to find a pair of 6 inch heel shoes where the heels are really 6 inches high, not 5 1/2 and not 6 1/2. Has anyone found any lately?

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That's annoying isn't it? I suppose it's a timely warning to us all, and we should get the shop to physically measure the heel-height of the proposed pair before you commit them to shipping them. Thank you for the information. Cheerfully your, Heelfan.

Onwards and upwards!

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That's annoying isn't it? I suppose it's a timely warning to us all, and we should get the shop to physically measure the heel-height of the proposed pair before you commit them to shipping them. Thank you for the information. Cheerfully your, Heelfan.

Onwards and upwards!

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Manufacturers make the height of the heel in proportion to the size of the shoe. A heel might be 4" on a US Woman's size 7 and 5" on a size 12 of the same style of shoe. They do this so that the larger sizes have the same visible profile/image as the smaller sizes. There’s a comprehensive explanation of this phenomenon posted somewhere on this forum. It’s been a while back and I don’t remember where, though.

Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.

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