Shoes

[SANTACOLLECTOR1]

Why aren't more of the shoes offered on Qvc available in narrow and extra wide widths?

Most sheets are twin, XL twin , full, queen, king, and calking!  Clothing items , xsmall thru 3x and often xxx small thru 5x!  So if there is a market for that many sizes in sheets or clothing why not be more inclusive in footwear.?????  

Thanks for your consideration in this matter!

[Kachina624]

@SANTACOLLECTOR1.  Because the demand for those sizes is so small that it doesn't warrant stocking and possibly being stuck with them.

[cjm61]

@SANTACOLLECTOR1 Like @Kachina624 said, it's all about supply and demand. A business will not offer products that don't sell. For these rarer sizes, extra wide and narrow, it is probably best to shop at specialty stores that offer the range of sizes you are looking for. QVC is not about offering the rare and uncommon.

[Goldengate8361]

@SANTACOLLECTOR1  I agree with you on this. I have narrow feet and it's annoying that QVC doesn't demand that some of its top vendors offer narrow....like Vionic, Ryka, MizMooz, etc. I think this is especially true when they offer a TSV. I don't think that narrow sizes requirements are rare either. Imagine if people said the same thing about 3X, 4X and 5X sizes. 

[gumdrop1]

I agree. I have a narrow foot, and it is hard to find narrow width shoes. Clarks has them in select styles, but very few on qvc.

[Danielle46]

That's nonsense.  Size wide always sells out.  Vionic cut way back on what they offer in wide now that they are owned by a big company.

[ECBG]

@SANTACOLLECTOR1 

I wear a wide width in a boot because of the sock and right foot bunion.  

I really like Shoe Mall.  All kinds of widths, many, many sales, decent or free SH; and they're on cash back sites like Mr Rebates.