Product Details

  • Timeless elegance rules the day with this streamlined stiletto pump fashioned with a perfectly pointed toe.
  • 4″ (100mm) heel (size 39).
  • Leather upper, lining and sole.
  • By Jimmy Choo; made in Italy.
  • Salon Shoes.

Jimmy Choo Romy 100 Reviews

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Are they worth it? Yes and no. The Jimmy Choo’s and Manolo Blahnik’s were the most comfortable out of the four, but the Prada were a close third. Christian Louboutin isn’t known for comfortable shoes, rather, wearable art, so that’s not a surprise that they ranked least comfortable out of the four.

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I find them quite comfortable, but not as comfortable as I would find a standard leather or suede Romy pump. The only reason for that is like I mentioned above, the fabric is quite stiff and doesn’t stretch out, so it’s not as soft against your feet as it could be, but honestly, having sized up makes them all the more better to walk in and the fact that they’re a peacock blue ombre glitter? Well that makes up for any lost points anywhere else!

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When it comes to sizing, Jimmy Choo shoes can be somewhat capricious. I own a few pairs of Choos in sizes 37, 37.5 and 38, all of which fit well. Thankfully, when it comes to Jimmy Choo Romy heels, there is more consistency. In my current shoe collection, I have two pairs of Romys, the kid leather version in 10cm heel and the patent one with 6cm kitten heel, both of which fit like a standard size 37.5 (that is UK 4.5). So my advice to anyone thinking of ordering a pair of kid or patent leather Romy pumps on-line… Read more »
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Molly
10

Comfortable, Classic, & Sexy!

I own both the nude and black pairs in Romy and love them. The pumps are VERY comfortable, and I can wear them from day to night. The patent leather is dressy and very well made. I had to double check the heel height because I couldn’t believe how comfortable they are!

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Pamela S
10

Beautiful shoe

Beautiful shoe, just gorgeous. True to size and fits like a glove. Very comfortable to walk in even on day one. Love viewing my legs in the shoe; very attractive. Yes, I would recommend.

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GiaTruPyt
8

True to Size

I read the reviews and ordered 1/2 up. Had to return them to big. In my case it was true to size. A tiny bit narrow at the toes but after wearing it will stretch. Perfect height heel. I can walk in these shoes. I bought loubitons originally and they were too painful and I couldn’t walk. Love these shoes!

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DEM1978
10

Comfortable

I always wear Jimmy Choos because they seem to fit me well. These are very similar to the Abel, but I found them roomier in the toe box and the heel more substantial. I also had the impression that they ran longer, because usually the 35.5 fits me closer than this model. It’s a great shoe.

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RUI A
10

super cute

this pair of shoes is amazing. It is very comfortable and pretty. love it !

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Julia
The Romy heel is my favorite designer shoe to date. I own multiple pairs, but there is definitely a difference to be mentioned in sizing depending on the leather type. First off, Romy runs small in general. I am a true 7.5 (occasionally an 8) and I always have to get a 38 or a 38.5 in the Romy. For the hard glitter Romys, those I have found to run the smallest. I own 1 in a 38 and it barely fits it’s so tight, but it’s doable. The other I own in a 39 (the only pair that I… Read more »
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Brand Details

The iconic Jimmy Choo brand is defined by an empowered sense of glamour and a confident sense of style a magnetic vibe that punctuates shoes and handbags, sunglasses and scarves. Founded in 1996, the brand’s trendsetting styles are revered by taste makers worldwide. Jimmy Choo continues to grace the red carpet under the creative direction of the founder’s niece, Sandra Choi.