Short answer — many mainstream and comfort-focused brands offer heels in wide or extra-wide fittings or make styles that tend to suit wider feet. Good places to start are:

• Naturalizer — known for wide-width pumps and cushioned footbeds. (capiace.com)
• Clarks — comfortable heels and block‑heel sandals with roomier lasts and cushioning. (capiace.com)
• Cole Haan — offers some wide-width styles and cushioned technologies in dress heels. (dailyfashiontrends.com)
• Sam Edelman — several styles available in wide fits or with forgiving straps and toe boxes. (decentfoot.com)
• Nine West & Vince Camuto — affordable, fashion-forward heels with some wide-width options. (dailyfashiontrends.com)
• LifeStride, Aerosoles and Bella Vita — brands with comfort-focused heels and explicit wide-size ranges. (decentfoot.com)
• Vionic & Alegria — podiatrist‑friendly brands that make dressy heels and Mary‑Jane styles with wider, supportive fits. (toptenreviewed.com)

Quick shopping tips for wide feet

• Look for “wide” or “W/WW/EE” sizing rather than assuming a standard size will work. (capiace.com)
• Prefer block or chunkier heels and platforms for stability and a bit more room. (capiace.com)
• Adjustable straps, stretch panels, rounded toe boxes and soft leathers help avoid pinching. (toptenreviewed.com)
• Read reviews for notes on fit, and consider trying half a size up if your toes feel cramped. (capiace.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Look up wide‑width heel options available in Australia right now (Myer, David Jones, The Iconic, Amazon Australia) and send links/prices; or
• Show specific heel models in a style/price range you prefer.

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