It’s been a long, cold, snowy — did I mention cold? — winter for lots of us and yeah. I’m done with that. So just perusing out the collection of new TOMS spring shoes is giving me joy. Like proof that I only have to bide a few more weeks until the crocuses start peeking out of the ground, and I can stick the salt-stained boots in the back of the closet for another year.
Here, just a few of my favorite new TOMS spring shoes, whatever your style.
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I absolutely love the Toffee Perforated Suede Booties which kind of blow the lid off of what you think a TOMS shoe is supposed to look like. It’s the the kind of style that gets so much use for me from spring right into mid-fall and the price is way better than the designer versions.
If you like that perforated look but not the heel, I adore the Black Perforated Suede Women’s Jutti Flats. So great, right? And you can wear them with absolutely anything.
Another fun wedge-heel option is the Poppy Watercolor Floral TOMS Wedges. Yes, they take a strong page from Marimekko but aren’t they just so springy and fun? (The fabric is also available in a pair of slip-on flats.)
As an espadrille fan, I like TOMS version which dresses up jeans or spring skirts without sacrificing the comfort. Or for something a wee bit dressier, they’re available in black suede.
Another fun new look for spring is TOMS’ version of a classic designer driving moc (coughTodscough) in their Honey Leather Women’s Espadrilles, which also available in black and a dusty pink called Bloom.
But if you’re all about Classic TOMS slip-ons, they’ve found some stylish ways to trend them up for spring too. Check out the Blush Grosgrain Bow Classic Toms with that fold at the flat toe box that give them the feeling of pointe shoes. If pink isn’t your thing, then check out the Cadet Blue Suede Deconstructed Alpargatas (don’t step on them, haha), which has almost a Vans sensibility with that thick white soul.
And of course with every pair you buy, you’re donating a pair to someone in need. That should help you feel a little warmer while we wait six more weeks until spring. At least according to recent scientific groundhog predictions.
