M&S' £39 'very stylish and comfortable' Mary Jane shoes so good they keep selling out

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M&S' £39 'very stylish and comfortable' Mary Jane shoes so good they keep selling out

Mary Jane shoes and their iconic straps have been been popular for decades, but they're now back in full swing. Practical and stylish, these adaptable shoes can be worn with all kinds of outfits, whether casual or formal, for work or for play.

And the Marks and Spencer version of the footwear seems to be a particular hit with fans. Available in sizes 3 to 8, the Patent Strappy Block Heel Court Shoes are on sale at £39.50.

The shoes feature a mid-height block heel with two straps that fasten with buckles for a secure fit. They also use Insolia technology, which helps to redistribute the weight away from the balls of the feet, thus reducing pressure and increasing stability.

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"So stylish and also very comfortable. Will dress up any outfit"

Although the versatile footwear can be worn with a wide range of outfits, they'd look great with a pair of slightly cropped straight jeans, such as the £29.99 Ankle Grazing Hannah Straight Leg Jeans from New Look, available in four different colours. The shoes have a 4.6 rating from across 33 reviews.

A shopper wrote: "I love these Mary Jane shoes! It sold out so quickly as it went viral and as soon as it was back I ordered a pair in black, they are so comfortable and look stylish!"

"Lovely patent shoes, excellent fit and very comfy. Can be worn dressy with skirts, dresses and also more casual with wide leg jeans," another added, while a third commented: "Great looking shoes, nice fit and comfy too, perfect for work."

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There has been very little criticism of the product but one person said that the heels started clicking after a few wears: "Pretty shoes but after wearing a few times the heels started clicking when I walk which is really annoying, especially in a quiet office. The fit is good and they are comfortable."

Alternatively, there are the Marvel Triple Strap Mary Jane Block Heels from Office. The shoes are priced at £49.99 and come in red patent, black patent and silver.

They have a 4.2 rating based on 13 reviews. "Perfect shoes, so happy with my purchase, standard fit, super comfortable and look great with lots of different outfit style - will definitely get them in other colours," reacted a customer.

You can get the £39.50 Marks and Spencer Patent Strappy Block Heel Court Shoes here

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