Maybe Ked's slip on's would work.

I have narrow feet and haven't found a slip on that works for gardening. This year I plan to try a sneaker with mesh sides and thick bottom similar to the Land's End trekker. It is a closed back shoe, but it has a slide toggle tie so you don't have to worry about shoelaces and it's easier to get on and off. Slip on shoes just won't stay on my feet when there's real work to do.

I think the lady bug gardening clogs are narrow. They can be purchased at Tractor Supply and online

Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions. The Ked's slip on does come in narrow and is what I have been wearing for years. However, I now develop very painful knots like stone bruises when I use a shovel wearing them. I am going to have to go to a more heavy duty sole. Neither the Trekkers nor the Ladybug Clogs come in a narrow (A) width. The clogs do come in a B width and there is a Tractor Supply nearby so I am going to check that out tomorrow and see if they could possibly work. If not, the Trekkers will be the next thing to try.

Good luck with finding a shoe that works, they make all the difference
I don't think they actually *come* in narrow, I think they are
they are comfortable with socks and I have a narrow foot

Good luck. I gave up trying to find yard shoes in narrow, so just cinch them up or wear socks.

I always wear stiff soled boots when digging or end up limping for a week! I don't know how you all can shovel with only garden clogs for protection. Maybe I just have weak feet! One of my gardening friends tells me that I dig like a little sissy kid. It is a pain to have to sit down to take them off before going inside but it's the only way for me.

Pam

Amazon has them. They are called Birki outdoor.

Messymarsy, you are amazing! And, to think, they only come in narrow.

Yes birkenstock makes ”birki” garden clogs. they are the only shoe i have found for my narrow feet (and they’re still slightly too wide) but anything else is like walking around with boxes on my feet.