Seems a lot of women are.
A new survey reveals that while demand for larger shoes is on the rise, women don't like to admit their real size. British department store Debenhams, which has revealed an uptick in larger-size sales, conducted the poll.
Reports Reuters Life!:
The study questioned 1,000 women with size eight (U.S. 10.5) or nine feet about their shoe buying, with 82 percent admitting they are ashamed of their shoe size.
It was asking the sales clerk for their size that made them most uncomfortable (plus, 36% just plain hated taking their shoes off in public).
Watch Kathie Lee and Hoda discuss the issue:
And weigh in. If you're above a size nine shoe, are you embarrassed to admit it?
How many shoes do you own? The anchors count 'em up