Ballet flats are one of the staple shoes for a woman’s closet. You can easily dress them up and down with your outfit choice. But for many women, a pair of ballet flats is just one of many pairs of shoes in our closet. And sometimes that means multiple pairs of the same type of shoe. But what if you could spend good money on one pair of ballet shoes that will work for virtually every outfit? This blog will review the Tieks ballet flats and if these leather shoes (and their price tag) are worth it.

LOVESTRUCK Ballet Flat Product Review

I recently received the rose gold glitter ballet flats, Lovestruck, from Tieks. I chose this pair because I believed this pair would be most capable of being an every-season, every-outfit kind of shoe.

Although the base is rose gold with a metallic iridescent finish, it also features dusty teal and dusty copper. The color combines warm and cold tones which makes it a great staple shoe for your closet. In fact, they matched practically everything from Cupshe that I got for my summer outfits.

So let’s get into this Tieks ballet flats review to see if these leather shoes are worth it.

Packaging

Gorgeous Tiffany blue packaging! It screams luxury, grace, and beauty. My only minor “issue” is that the flats were folded up in the packaging. It just seemed odd for such a high-ticket item. It doesn’t seem to affect the shoes during wear though!

Fit & Support

Tieks ballet flats only come in whole sizes. I am normally a size 8 in a wide shoe, or a size 8.5 in a regular shoe. Per Tieks recommendations, I sized up to a size 9 to accommodate my wide feet.

When I first put them on, I noticed that the width was good, but it seemed like there was more room in the toe than necessary. I thought this would lead to the shoe slipping off my foot. But with the more cinched style edges, I did not experience any slipping off of the back of my heel! They stayed secure the whole day and I am happy that I had extra wiggle room.

As you would expect, Tieks leather ballet flats do not come with any arch support.

Comfort

I am happily relieved to find that Tieks ballet flats are pretty comfortable. The Italian leather and high quality material of the shoe make these comfortable even without socks as added protection.

Additionally because the top edge is cinched elastic, these really cling to your feet. I forgot I was even wearing ballet flats since they normally are such a bother for me to wear.

Dinging half a star because the cinched elastic does leave a noticeable mark after wearing. But that also could be because I have wider feet.

Style – “Lovestruck” Tieks Leather Ballet Flat

Lovestruck combines warm and cold tones in its color scheme. It has a dusty rose gold base with dusty copper and dusty light teal hues. Because of this, it makes it very easy to match for outfits year round.

Check out this blog for outfit ideas that feature Lovestruck for every season and every type of outfit. From office wear to date nights, casual to formal.

Price – “Lovestruck” Tieks Ballet Flat

Oof, what a price tag. Lovestruck ballet flats from Tieks are $320. But with the price tag, you are getting one amazing product.

In my opinion, “Lovestruck” really is the only ballet flat you will need. Especially because this color combo combines both warm and cold tones. Making it the perfect staple shoe for your closet for year around outfits.

Need more opinions? Check out more customer reviews on tieks.com/reviews.

Are Tieks ballet flats worth it?

The Tieks ballet flats in “Lovestruck” are $320 and combine both warm and cold tones in its color hue. Because of the dual tone, you can wear these shoes with ease through every season. Lovestruck is also a great color option for dressing up casual outfits as well as matching formal looks. The dusty rose gold, copper, and teal help add subtle and elegant texture to any outfit.

The cinched elastic top also means that you won’t have to worry about these leather ballet flats slipping off your heel. And like many other ballet flats, Tieks does not come with arch support.

Because they come pre-folded in their original packaging, Tieks ballet flats naturally curl up after wearing. This curl does not affect the look or feel of the premium leather. And it does make for even easier packing as you can fold these shoes up with ease to save space or to carry these in a purse after a long night of wearing heels.

In conclusion, I do feel strongly that if you were to buy “Lovestruck“, these would be the only pair of ballet flats you need. That being said, I do think that the quality and the versatility of the color make these ballet flats from Tieks absolutely worth the price.