I bought a pair of sandels in my size but one of the straps that crosses over my foot is short.?

If the shoes were leather this wouldn%26#039;t be a problem but these are 100% man made materials. I just bought the shoes yesterday for an upcoming wedding so if there is no correction for this problem I can always return them to the store since the shoes haven%26#039;t seen outside time yet. I have tried the petroleum jelly trick, checked and rechecked the size and even wore them around the house for awhile hoping to stretch them but I haven%26#039;t seen (or felt) any change in the shoe strap. There is the bandage option but since these sandals have thin straps I don%26#039;t want to do that unless it is a last resort.


Is there some trick for this type of problem or do I need to make a return trip to the store?

I bought a pair of sandels in my size but one of the straps that crosses over my foot is short.?
take them back





or wear foot liners to reduce the friction between the straps and your foot, i find some lace foot liners which match with sandels: http://www.feelsonice.com/footliners.htm...
Reply:Take them back before you break the strap with all that pulling and stretching and petroleum jelly (!?)
Reply:Take them back - why did you buy them in the first place without trying them on to see if they fit?





Yeah, I sometimes try on only one shoe to decide if I like them. This actually sounds like a fault in the shoe. Definately take them back and explain nicely that you didn%26#039;t notice it till you got home. They may have another pair in the same size without the flaw. Besides, at this wedding you don%26#039;t want all the photos to show you with a grimace instead of a lovely smile - because your feet are killing you. Go on - take them back!



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