Purchased two as gifts … easy to assemble and surprisingly sturdy! The shoes they come with are a great variety. I think they are ideal for their purpose at this price :) Read more

Matchability: I was able to match with a variety of looks for my dolls! Fit: They fit perfectly. Not for curvy though. Only con was I was missing one shoe. So I have a shoe without it’s pair. And that’s the reason for the one off star. Read more

These shoes are amazing. The quality is on par with shoes that come from a legit Barbie Doll or Mattel clothing set... and the designs are really cute. These shoes will NOT fit all barbies. Out of 50 pairs, only 11 were unwearable, making 39 pairs of doll shoes for under $10 bucks. What a value! Of those 11, only 4 fit no dolls I know of. The rest were just me being picky feeling like the other 7 pairs didn’t look “right” on the foot. The ballet shoes are trash IMO. I’m so glad I bought these, there are so many Colors so I just know that I will always find the right shoes for any outfit too. The shoes I received ONLY fit made to move Barbie, and almost all of them also fit regular ‘classic’ Barbie. The only fashionista dolls that the shoes fit are the petite ones with pointed feet. These shoes do not fit curvy, tall, or flat footed barbies. Edit: I have included photos as time has now passed and I have discovered all the dolls the shoes do and do not fit Read more

I am preparing to sell a bunch of my childhood Barbie’s from the 90s, but couldn’t sell them without shoes! These looked adorable and inexpensive enough to buy for Barbie resale! I saw reviews saying that many shoes didn’t fit, but that was not my experience! Maybe Barbie’s feet have changed since the 90s, but I was able to every pair except one on the dolls. Most of the flat shoes are actually made to fit the pointed toe Barbie (see picture for example). The ballerina slippers fit the pointed toe as well (also pictured). Some of the shoes did require a bit of squeezing and finagling and the fit isn’t perfect, but you only notice if your really looking closely. Only ONE pair wouldn’t work at all and they are the black sneakers pictures. That shoe actually is made for a flat foot, but is too narrow for my flat footed Barbies. That shoe can be seen in the picture as well. I also included some of the awkward fitted shoes so you can see the worst ones (which still aren’t bad). IMPORTANT TO NOTE: The shoes do not all match the ones pictured. Many colors are different and some completely different shoes. Overall this was a fantastic purchase and I was overjoyed that only one pair didn’t work! Read more

What you receive will be an assortment, varying from the sample photo and from what others get. Some shoes are made of a very flexible material and the heels would give in if you try to have the dolls stand in them, while others will hold up... The flexible ones still would be great for playing or for wearing on a doll stand. I did receive 49 pairs, not 50, but all matched and none were damaged (a few had plastic burs left over from their mold, but are easy to remove. 4 pairs fit Curvy dolls, 2 for flat foot and 2 for high heels. 1 Fit tall flat foot (which is a little larger than the standard), 1 fit the standard/original current flat feet, 2 fit the Princess doll's high heeled foot but not quite for the standard dolls, 2 more weren't a match for standard but fit the Model Muse body type, the remaining 39 all were for high heeled original/standard Barbies (yes even that white sneaker was stealthily for high heels! I'm in the midst of making handmade Barbie clothes for a variety of sizes and picked up hand me down dolls to dress and give away, which mostly came with no clothes/shoes. I'm adding a few of these to my Christmas gifts to match the outfits being given, especially if the bought dolls didn't come with easy to coordinate shoes (the high heeled ones seemed to all come with oddball colors that match very little), so it will fill that immediate need well! I pulled a few of the more neutral colored heels and some designs that are easier to match to use for photos as I make more clothes for gifts, to give away and to fundraise with... For the rest, I'll try to make matching outfits to give out with the shoes. I'm definitely glad that the more unique sizes included a nice neutral color/simpler design in each (black, white or gold in each unique shoe size plus one pink, one yellow, and one lime) as it will help to share photos of items I'm gifting or fundraising while they get to have a decently coordinating/basic shoe rather than be barefoot or mismatched! (I am keeping one of each body type as a dressform from the used and bought dolls, but they didn't all come with shoes, so this is very handy for me!) I do wish that these assortments came with a more balanced mix, especially more flat feet as a good portion of both the new and used dolls that I procured all have flat feet. Also, more black and browns would be wonderful, especially things like basic boots/simple shoes. Read more