Short answer — yes. Brands that either make heels in true wide widths (W/EE) or are known for roomier, stretch or comfort-friendly heel designs include:

True wide-width or comfort-focused brands

• Naturalizer — long known for heels in wide widths and comfortable lasts.
• Clarks — comfort-focused heels and dress shoes available in wider fits.
• Vionic — supportive, orthotic-friendly heels offered in wider sizes.
• Easy Spirit — comfort heels and pumps in wide widths.
• Aerosoles — cushioned, lower‑pressure heels with wide options.
• LifeStride — many dressy styles available in wide widths.
• Rockport — comfort/dress heels available in wider fitting options.
• Hush Puppies — some heels made in wider fits and comfort lasts.
• J. Renee — often offers wider-width dress shoes and occasion heels.

Brands and designers with roomier or stretchy styles that often work well for wide feet

• Cole Haan — many styles available in W and with roomy toe shapes.
• Nine West — some wide-width offerings and generally roomier pumps.
• Franco Sarto — certain styles have forgiving toe boxes or stretch.
• Sam Edelman — not always offered in separate W sizes, but some styles fit wider feet (look for stretch leather or open-toe).
• Stuart Weitzman — select styles (stretch suede/knit) can accommodate wider feet even if not labeled “W.”

Retailers that reliably carry wide-width heels (good for searching/filtering)

• Nordstrom/Nordstrom Rack
• Zappos
• DSW
• Famous Footwear
• ShoeMetro

Practical tips when buying heels for wide feet

• Search for W, WW, or “wide”/“extra wide” in product filters.
• Look for adjustable straps, peep‑toe or open toe, round/almond toe shapes and stretch materials — these reduce pressure.
• Try platforms or lower pitch (3" with a platform vs. 4" stiletto) — they feel more comfortable.
• Use cushioned insoles, toe spacers, or gel pads to improve fit.
• Buy from retailers with good return policies (sizes and fit vary by style).
• Measure your feet (length and width) and re-check sizing charts by brand.

If you want, tell me your usual shoe size, heel height preference (kitten, mid, high), and whether you need extra arch support—I’ll pick specific models and links that are likely to fit wide feet.