Normally $150

The Starling has the timelessness of a loafer but offers the breathability of a summer-friendly shoe. It has perforated uppers to provide optimal airflow, plus layers of comfortable cushioning underfoot. What’s more, it received a 5-star overall rating from over 25,000 shoppers, including W+G contributing writer Rebecca Norris. “From the moment I slipped my feet into these surprisingly lightweight leather flats, I’ve been a fan,” she wrote in a review.

Sizes: Women’s 5-12

Colors: 27

Normally $130

The Wallabee, one of Clarks’ most popular shoe designs, is as timeless as it is relevant. Its boxy silhouette sits atop a durable rubber sole that offers some lift, resulting in a uniquely charming pair, if a little offbeat. Call the shoes what you will, but there’s no denying that the pair—which is available in over a dozen colors—makes a statement.

Sizes: Women’s 5.5-10.5

Colors: 14

Normally $90

The Chuck 70s are as classic as they come. Compared with their cousins, the OG Chuck Taylors, these have a chunkier silhouette and cushier soles. However, both options are as ideal for everyday wear as they are for more strenuous activities (particularly weightlifting). This pair comes in five seasonal colors, including primary hues and fun brights.

Sizes: Women’s 5-15

Colors: 5

Normally $95

The New Balance 997Hs offer comfort and style, making it the perfect everyday sneaker for most people. Board-certified podiatrist Bruce Pinker, DPM previously told Well+Good that, “it is great for walkers and for runners who put on low to moderate mileage.” Well+Good contributing writer Natalie Arroyo Camacho has also attested to its cool comfort, which she owed to the cushy foam midsole and mesh-paneled upper.

Sizes: Women’s 5-11

Colors: 3

Normally $175

Bass Weejuns are a classic, and this pair has been fluffed up for fall. It’s lined with shearling to keep your feet warm (but not sweaty), and it’s as easy to slip on as your favorite slippers. The shoes manage to balance casual and dressy, lending it versatility for almost any situation. Quick bodega run? Yes. Coffee date? Yep. A jaunt through the city? You betcha.

Sizes: Women’s 5-11

Colors: 2

Normally $103

There isn’t any one sneaker that can do it all, but the Nike Metcon 5s is as versatile as they come. It works for cardio exercise as it does for strength training. Plus, it has received approval from both personal trainers and the Well+Good team. This is for good reason: It’s comfortably supportive, and it also comes replete with a wide toe box and breathable mesh upper to keep your feet cool—no matter how sweaty your workout.

Sizes: Women’s 5-15

Colors: 6

Normally $65

White sneakers transcend seasonal trends, and Reebok’s Serve Pro Lite is one such pair that will see you through the years. The shoe has a low profile and leather uppers for the right amount of visual flair, making it a true closet chameleon. It plays well with casual outfits as well as slacks and flowy dresses. Plus, it’s well-cushioned and supportive to boot.

Sizes: Women’s 5.5-11

Colors: 2

Normally $145

Rothy’s ballet flats are a steal for under $80. The shoes feature In Love Insoles that will keep you comfortably upright. Norris has attested to this: “I’ve been able to wear them for longer stints, including an entire day of errands,” she wrote in a review. A bonus: the pair is also sustainably made; the knit uppers are spun from water bottles.

Sizes: Women’s 5-13

Colors: 17

Normally $60

It’s hard to find a Mary Jane that offers the comfort of a sneaker, but Van’s interpretation of the style is up to the challenge. It combines design elements of the classic silhouette with its signature waffle sole. All together, it adds up to a shoe that is cute and comfortable in equal measure. What’s more, it comes in over 10 colorways to suit your personal aesthetic.

Sizes: Women’s 5-11.5

Colors: 11

Originally $130, now $90

Vionic Kimmie slip-ons are synonymous with ease and comfort. The pair is not only easy to slip on and off, but also comes with an EVA footbed that pads your every step. If that isn’t enough to convince you of its comfort, it also received the APMA Seal of Acceptance, which means that it’s been found to promote good foot health. Shop the shoe in four colors, including black, brown, blue, and slate (pictured above).

Sizes: Women’s 5-13

Colors: 4

Normally $129

As seen on Sarah Jessica Parker, aka Carrie Bradshaw, Dr. Scholl’s Original Too Slide was deemed the shoe of the summer—and podiatrists aren’t wont to disagree. As Cary Gannon, DPM, board-certified podiatric surgeon, told Well+Good, it offers “fit and function,” and in turn, all-day comfort.

Sizes: Women’s 6-10

Colors: 5