22 Amazon Flats That Fuse Style and Comfort — Including Early Prime Day Deals

Skechers Cleo Style Ballet Flats ($40, originally $50)

When you think of Skechers, sneakers probably come to mind, but these flats are here to challenge that notion. They snag the top spot as the ultimate walking flats, thanks to their plush insole, flexible woven fabric upper, and comfortable round toe. Plus, as one shopper put it, they're "so lightweight that it feels like you're barefoot."

C.Paravano Slingback Flats ($118, originally $138)

These slingback pumps epitomize the phrase "red hot." Don't let the pointed toe steer you away; the brand has a unique design to ensure your toes stay comfortable with zero pinching. One shopper noted that they "searched high and low for comfortable pointed shoes and heels to wear with wide pants," and determined that "these are perfect."

Loeffler Randall Leonie Soft Ballet Flats ($141, originally $295)

It's no secret that brown is one of fall's biggest color trends, which is just one reason we're eyeing this woven leather pair of ballet flats from the ever-luxurious Loeffler Randall. Not into brown? They also come in a rich burgundy ($295) that feels just as autumn-ready.

Foldable Portable Travel Ballet Flat Roll Up Slipper Shoes ($18)

These roll-up ballet flats are sheer genius, with thousands of five-star ratings from shoppers lauding their comfort and convenience. They don't take up much space in your luggage, nor are they harsh on your bank account. Plus, they come in over 30 different colors. And if you'd prefer a more high-end take, the Tory Burch Reva Travel Ballet Flats ($225) are the designer equivalent, designed to fold neatly and save space in your bag.

Amazon Essentials Belice Ballet Flat ($21)

These ballet flats claim the number one spot on Amazon, with nearly 50,000 five-star ratings. They come in regular and wide widths and boast memory foam padding, which shoppers love. Case in point: One person who rated them five stars wrote, "The memory foam allows me to teach on my feet all day without feeling sore! They are cute and versatile!"

Amazon Essentials Loafer Flat ($23)

Don't these loafers look so much more expensive than $23? We're not alone in that belief. "These were pure comfort from the first wear," wrote a happy customer in the reviews section. "No blisters, don't hurt toes and look far more expensive than they are."

Fracora Ballet Flats ($26)

Here's yet another pair of flats that look high-end without the steep price tag to match. Shoppers rave about the pretty eyelet design, which looks great with everything from jeans to dresses.

Project Cloud Flats ($30)

Surely, you've recently seen buckle ballet flats on one or more of your social media feeds. Designer styles cost triple the price of this pair, which shoppers describe as the "perfect" dupe, offering the same cool girl edge at a fraction of the cost. One of our editors is especially obsessed with the price tag, which feels almost too good given the polished details and edgy finish.

Editor Quote: "I'd been eyeing the designer version of these shoes for a while, but I wasn't sure I'd wear them enough to justify the price. While Ganni will always get credit as the mastermind behind the cool design, this under-$50 Amazon pair earns plenty of compliments on its own, and they're surprisingly comfortable. I reach for them way more often than I expected, especially to add a fun touch of style to an otherwise simple outfit." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Dream Pairs Revona Low Wedge Flats ($32)

These low-wedge shoes look dressy without compromising on comfort. They have a rounded toe, a V-shaped mouth, and an adjustable ankle strap. The best part is they have a slight heel and a flat silhouette for stability and balance.

Tliocow Mules ($36)

If you love a playful print, you need to feast your eyes on these slip-on loafer flats, starring a lovely floral pattern perfect for the transition from summer to fall. Good news for all you minimalists: They also come in understated monochrome hues, including black, beige, and mint green, among others.

Ataiwee Wide Flats ($37)

These flats resemble those on the aforementioned slide, but with their own unique twist. While they both feature intricate detailing, this specific pair stands out for its rave reviews among those with wider feet. "There isn't a pair of flats or dress shoes that have ever fit me well- UNTIL NOW!" an excited customer wrote in the reviews. "I cannot recommend these enough. I wore them all day without any pain/discomfort or blisters."

MUSSHOE Bowtie Flats ($37)

These pointed-toe flats come in monochrome colors like this autumn-ready tan suede pair, as well as designs for all you fashion maximalists. What's more, reviewers say they're as comfy as their favorite slippers.

Gothictor Mesh Ballet Flats ($38)

Mesh flats are having a moment right now, yet many popular pairs cost well over $100. That's where Amazon comes in to save the day. This pair comes in several colors and styles, and shoppers describe them as "comfortable," "trendy," and a compliment magnet. This leopard pair is our current obsession.

Schutz Arissa Studded Ballet Flats ($74)

We couldn't help but peruse Shopbop's Amazon storefront because its footwear options never disappoint and are always on trend, evidenced by this pair of studded ballet flats from Schutz. They're made of leather with a square toe, all-over gold-studded embellishments, and a bow on the front.

Madewell The Greta Ballet Flats ($98)

You won't be the only one sporting these bestselling Madewell ballet flats, but you definitely won't regret it either. They're chic, comfortable, and naturally stretch to mold to your foot. One of our editors is obsessed — read her full Madewell The Greta Ballet Flats review for more details.

Editor Quote: "I'd be remiss if I didn't immediately dive into the buttery-soft feel of this shoe. The leather is so unbelievably supple that I actually couldn't stop stroking the display shoe as I waited for the sales associate to find my size. I've tried on many iterations of this style of ballet flat from a variety of brands and immediately noticed how the elastic straps would cut into the tops of my feet, or the way the back of the shoes would dig into my heels. With this shoe, they immediately felt comfortable and I didn't have to suffer through a breaking-in period." — Angela Elias, contributing shopping editor

UGG Tasman Slippers ($110)

I know UGGs blur the line between slippers and flats (but hey — they are flat, after all!), and these wildly popular ones are absolutely worth considering, especially if you're a homebody or someone who works from home and is looking for comfort and cuteness in one. Just ask one of our former editors, who wrote a detailed UGG Tasman Women's Slipper review.

Editor Quote: "Unlike other everyday slippers, this style has a rubber sole base that's thick and designed to last, so I don't have to worry about whether it can withstand being worn on surfaces like concrete, tile, or grass — it holds up well and has just enough of a platform that the slipper's material doesn't dirty when being worn beyond my apartment. I love that these shoes seamlessly blend comfort with functionality and the fact that they're versatile enough to be worn in a number of environments, such as running errands, grabbing brunch, going to and from the gym, or even just around my home." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Birdies Starling Slip-On Flats ($98)

While the exact patterned pair in the photo is sold out (sorry!), they're hardly the only style Meghan Markle has given her stamp of approval. The "Suits" alum reportedly owns the black velvet version, which she's been spotted wearing in photos. If you're eyeing a pair for yourself, just a quick PSA: they run a little wide, so consider sizing down. Once you find your fit, though, you'll get the hype. Learn more about what makes them special in our Birdies Starling Slip-On Flats review.

Editor Quote: "Yes, they're stunning, but what really blew me away was the comfort. The quilted satin soles feel like little pillows under your feet. Truly, when it comes to comfort, I'd rather wear these mules than sneakers." — Macy Cate Williams, former shopping content director

Rothy's The Point Slip-On Shoes ($155)

Having footwear you can toss in the washing machine with your clothes is a game-changer, and Rothy's leads the pack in washable shoes with its famous flats. They're sustainably crafted from 100 percent recycled plastic bottles and have a knit design and pointed toe that's lightweight, comfortable, and stylish.

Tory Burch Peep Toe Mary Jane Ballet Flats ($263)

Tory Burch just reimagined two classics in one standout shoe: the peep toe and the Mary Jane. Think of them as a cousin to those Maison Margiela tabis you've seen all over social media, minus the split toe and definitely less splurgy.

Marisa Petrarca is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has more than five years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, and InStyle, among others