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Platform sandals that will surely ~level up~ any casual outfit since these pair nicely with dresses, jeans, and shorts. No matter what color you get these in (and there's plenty to choose from), you won't regret it because they seamlessly blend cute and comfy into one shoe.
A pair of dainty little sneakers with ribbon and lace detailing, if you want your cottage core style to go all the way down to your toes. These have a memory foam sole for extra comfort and come with regular shoelaces for those who appreciate having options.
An iconic Teva sandal, since you sometimes want to let your puppies breathe instead of cramming them into a hiking boot. Many reviewers say that these last for years and are worth every penny. Plus, they come in sooo many different color combinations.
Some braided heel sandals, which are actually comfortable, so you can go to dinner, the local bar, and the club all without saying "ouch" every step you take. The 2-inch heel is great for anyone who wants just a little height, minus the foot pain!
A pair of cowboy boots that work for college game days, a night out with friends at the Beyoncé concert, a weekend trip, and... you get the point. These will make sure you get through any occasion with no pain or blisters, all while looking just plain boot-iful.
Aerothotic flip-flops featuring soft straps, arch support, and a cloud-like insole for the ultimate walking sandal. Yeah, you probably didn't think that you'd be choosing flops over traditional walking trainers, but these ones are sooo comfy (and they're sweat-resistant) for those long summer days.
Dr. Scholl's Time Off Sneaker — a TikTok favorite because they're just as stylish as your classic Converses, Nike AF1s, or Vejas... BUT they are actually comfortable and will get you through those days when you go well beyond the 10,000-step goal.
Or, some Dr. Scholl's slip-ons that might just have you kicking your feet because they've got a cushy insole and are easy to take on and off. Many reviewers choose these as their go-to walking shoes when they're on vacation.
Sorel strappy sandals sure to add some fun to your outfit because of the unique scalloped platform soles. You'll be walking for miles, getting compliments left and right, all while enjoying the sweet, sweet comfort of these cool kicks with an EVA footbed.
An oh-so-classic pair of slip-on pointed toe ballet flats if you're wanting a shoe that looks like the Rothy's version, but can't justify the $160 price tag. These give you that same breathable fabric and are designed for all-day wear, so you can be struttin' your stuff with no blisters in sight.
Hey Dude lace-up loafers so easy to slip on and off, you might think they are a close cousin to your comfy slippers back at home. They're lightweight, have a memory foam insole for ultimate support, and are even machine washable.
A pair of platform sandals that will earn their spot as your favorite shoe of the summer. The knit upper hugs your foot without being too constricting, and the memory foam sole makes sure that every step you take feels like you're walking on sunshine (woooaahhhh 🎶☀️).
Tioseban sneakers because the Balenciagas that look like socks that Cardi B was talking about are just a little... okay, a lot... out of your price range. These, on the other hand, are super comfy, and the breathable mesh material makes walking long distances feel like a breeze.
Vintage Reebok sneakers that look good with dresses, jeans, skirts, you name it. The padded foam sock liners give it a cushiony feel, making them great shoes for adventures ranging from short weekend trips to weeks of international travel.
Floral ballet flats — they combine cute, comfort, and breathability all into one little flat. These add so much to an outfit, thanks to the floral cutouts. Plus, these are easy to pack when you travel because they conveniently roll up!
Some Skechers slip-ons, which are a true classic because these comfy shoes are LOVED by reviewers who deal with plantar fasciitis — and rightfully so because these have a memory foam insole!
A pair of H-strap sandals that look quiiittteeee similar to the oh-so-expensive Hermès Oran sandals that retail for $840 — yikes! These comfy flats, on the other hand, are super affordable while still keeping you on top of the trends.
A pair of colorful platform sneakers to add a little something something... and by something, I mean 2.2 inches and a whole lotta color to your look. These have a soft insole and anti-slip outsole, so you'll be comfy no matter what activity is on your to-do list.
Steve Madden ankle boots perfect for hitting your daily 10,000-step goal because they're super comfy *and* for hitting your stride because they're super stylish. Plus, reviewers say these are sturdy, making them especially good for when cold and wet weather strikes.
Slip-on mules for that effortlessly chic look, since the faux material and pointed toe on these make them look way more expensive than their price suggests. They'll look great with pretty much anything you throw on and are def a closet staple.
Some Naturalizer block heels — this brand is literally known for having the comfiest heels, and I can attest that the hype is real! The innovative cushion sole sculpts to your feet, making sure you'll have all-day comfort no matter if it's just for a fancy date night or dancing all night at your sister's wedding.
Some New Balance 574s that have gone viral for being THE shoe to have in your shoe rotation. TBH, it makes sense since they are so versatile. Pair them with biker shorts for a sporty look or throw on some jeans and a nice top for a smart casual look.
A pair of low-heeled sling-backs so you can make sure you're looking cute and feeling comfortable while commuting to the office. Reviewers love how these look like they're from Chanel and how the strap in the back doesn't dig into their heel, unlike most slick back-styled shoes.
A pair of lug sole loafers that'll be your best investment to date, since these will pretty much go with everything you own. Reviewers say the Italian leather is supple, making it easy to wear them straight out of the box.
Some lace up combat boots because you want that Doc Marten style, but know that Docs are an absolute PAIN to break in. These, on the other hand, are a fraction of the price and are comfortable to boot.
You, when you finally meet the heel that will be comfy all night and not give you foot pain or blisters:
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Ice pop sleeves in different prints so everyone knows whose is whose while enjoying a ~cooling~ frozen dessert at their own pace, instead of in a race against sticky, melting syrupy fun! A flowy maxi skirt that'll somehow magically end up in all your summer photos with every single top you own. And its drawstring waist means that you'll stay extra comfy during your whole trip. A cooling towel you simply soak in water and wring out to bring some chill to your days standing outside. Some super chic belted linen pants to make you the best-dressed person in the grocery store. (Sometimes you don't wanna wear shorts, OK?!) Reviewers say they're super breezy and even dry off quickly. A workout tank top will be the perfect top if you're if you're into color and staying as cool as possible in public. Sometimes just walking from your car through the T.J. Maxx parking lot is workout enough in the summer. Some Bunzee Bands are made for Afro puffs, locs, dreads, and thick ponytails. They're super strong and built to up to two years (that's a really long time for a hair tie), but they won't harm your hair. Or some spiral hair ties to keep your ponytail in place without putting a dent in your hair. This is especially great if you like to wear your hair down until you can no longer stand it (like me). A cooling misting system will help you get as much time as possible outside this summer because last summer your backyard started to feel like sitting in a sauna. (Hey, at least you didn't have to look at strangers in their towels!) A flexible adjustable mister if the reason you haven't been reading on your deck is because of, simply, the heat. And because it's easily adjustable, you can take it with you as you move positions to avoid the sun. (Or embrace it?) A *universal* drink handle you can slip onto whatever water bottle happens to be clean this morn so you don't have to rob yourself of precious pool or beach time just to wash out the Stanley Cup with the handle. A mini sprinkler pool to help the fam cool off and get some water time without having to dump out a kiddie pool's worth of water once the fun has wrapped. Solarcaine Aloe Sunburn Relief Spray for anyone who's fallen victim to a scorching sunburn and has felt hot to the touch because of it. (Been there, majorly regretted that.) This soothing lidocaine formula also acts fast or irritating scrapes and bug bites, so it's sure to come in handy all summer long. Some flowy shorts could be the minimum (but adequate) amount of fabric to wear when it feels like summer has hit its peak, only for you to be unpleasantly surprised the next week when the heat index is about 10 degrees hotter. A Briotech spray that'll help soothe rosacea, eczema, rashes, sunburns, and other skin irritations for when your skin is just not cooperating thanks to hypochlorous acid (it's in your white blood cells and helps soothe inflammation). Tower 28 SOS Daily Rescue Spray is also what some call a miracle in a bottle. But Briotech is in a cheaper bottle. A cooling bandana the fam can use in a variety of ways. It instantly cools when wet *and* it has UPF 50. Some Saucony ventilated workout socks that'll help keep your old dogs feeling cooler as you pound the pavement. A spaghetti-strap romper can layer well over a swimsuit or a thematic shirt while keeping your from overheating. A Dickie's performance cooling T-shirt if you want the benefits of a cooling shirt without looking like you're wearing cooling clothing as you chow down on a Dole Whip or gelato. A portable handheld fan that's also a power bank *and* flashlight. So you'll be sure to find all sorts of uses for it, even when you're outside of the confines of deliciously chilly AC. And an outdoor fan just begging to be mounted in the corner of your porch to keep a breeze going because even if your porch has ceiling fans, sometimes that isn't enough in mid-July. Also, circulating air will decrease the number of bugs that bother you. 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A fancy umbrella that reviewers love for their patio but *also* take along to the beach. But if you're landlocked, you still have lots of shady backyard ops to use it. A set of cooling patches will work some soothing magic for a variety of uses including (perhaps most importantly), sunburn. But it'll also help with itchiness from bug bites and poison ivy. And! They're TSA friendly. So you can probably leave your aloe vera gel at home for your next vacation. A sturdy beach umbrella you can use in the park or yard too! Reviewers say it withstands the wind! A *tasteful* sunshade triangle rather than a canopy you can rig up over the patio or the kids' sandbox to block up to 95% of UV rays and keep things a bit cooler while you lounge in the shade. Or a 15-foot lighted umbrella that'll tilt (literally) to your whims and give you the right amount of shade and light when/where you want it. A hanging lounge chair your dog will adore too — all the better to make a lil' oasis for yourself. (Even in the smallest of backyards!) An inflatable lounge pool that'll seriously bring down the temp without cramping your budget. Also, you can set it up solo. And a non-inflatable dog/kiddie pool because you're not the only one who's on the verge of overheating. Let's keep everyone at a desirable temp this summer! And when you're done with it for the day, it folds up for criminally easy storage. A pressure-activated cooling pad you can keep in a spot right inside your door so your dog has a place to go for a quick cool down when they ask to come inside. It's 5–10 degrees cooler than room temp and reviewers say it also provides some relief for pets with joint pain. A BruMate insulated can cooler to technically cover up what you're drinking at the park or beach if alcohol isn't allowed (MUHAHAHAHA). It'll keep your drink 20 times colder than a Koozie. 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They're also INCREDIBLY comfy and supportive thanks to the gel fiber filling. Or if you're feeling a bit splurgy, a cooling pillow filled with a super squishy foam that'll provide a super cool sleep surface for at least 12 hours. Or a cervical pillow with breathable memory foam if you're a hot sleeper but need your head and neck cradled in a gentler way than a regular pillow. Also, it comes with an Arc-Chill pillowcase! A set of cooling bed sheets that'll keep you from waking up all hot and sweaty. They feel super pricey but, thank goodness, aren't! A temperature-regulating 100% cotton blanket can keep the air flowing while you dream about Pedro Pascal. Sweat-wicking pajamas made of viscose and spandex because, well, those Old Navy PJ pants from middle school that are still kicking are perf for cold weather, but you need something more breathable during summer months. Oh, and the waist is elastic! A cooling body spray as a welcome relief before bed or if you wake up in the middle of the night feeling toasty. A handy dandy ice roller you can use as an early-morning treat to help your skin feel spectacular. But! Reviewers also note it's helped them minimize the look of pores, reduce redness and puffiness, and even provide some migraine relief. An investment-worthy ChiliPad sleep system if you've long been in pursuit of something that'll keep you the exact same temperature all night — especially if you'd like to sleep a different temp than your bed partner. A longline sports bra comparable to Lululemon you can honestly just wear as a top when it's one of those days where people talk about avoiding going outside. It's compressive (but not TOO compressive) and made of lightweight fabric. Skip the underwire bra and separate tank, and wear this to run errands instead. Or a sleeveless tennis sundress in case you'd like to do zero math when getting dressed for the way-too-hot day. It has a romper inside so you're covered top and bottom. A set of reusable rainbow poopy "water balloons," you can use over and over and over again. The sides are magnetized for quick and easy refilling! Sometimes you just need to throw water at each other for some mid-summer relief.
