The leather uppers, 2.25 inch heels and latex foam footbed make these sandals from Designer Shoes comfortable. The color and printed leather make them fashionable. 
The Elites Marvel Red Croc Patent come in sizes 5 to 13, also in narrow and wide widths for $83.
Pair them with a summer skirt or jeans for a polished casual look.
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