Review on Dunham Mens Dillon Slip Black Men's Shoes: Comfort and Style Combined by Daniel Jackson

I bought these for my 83 year old father who hates buying anything. He wore the same shoes for fifty-four years until his toes cracked. He also says his legs hurt a lot, but that can be an excuse for not taking his mother for fun, as he usually complains after parties and gatherings, where he needs to socialize and be his own cuter, more charming. (He's really cool and charming. He balances stubbornness and grumpiness). I ordered five different pairs for him to try through the Revain Prime Wardrobe. There were three he hated at first sight, one he hated after trying them on, and this one he wanted to leave without trying on because he was tired of trying on shoes. And they're perfect for his somewhat gargantuan 13ft 4E. (Random tangent. I'm a 5ft woman and 8ft 4E. Do you know how hard it is to find great or even good women's shoes this size? Thank you Dad.) He actually chuckled as he opened the box - a cheerful smile, not his sarcastic grin. He kept grinning as he tried them on and walked around. I thought he would hate her for the square toe, but no, he liked her. He loves that there are no laces. He wore them all day at his 50th wedding anniversary party and never complained about it. And I didn't complain about the price at all. He didn't even mumble when he thought I wasn't listening. Of course, if you know my dad as well as I do, you'd assume he'd wear his cheap white sneakers to the party before he even spent fifty bucks on new shoes. My dad actually has positive opinions and feelings about a pair of shoes that cost a hundred dollars. , and hates not only "dressing" with jeans, t-shirt and sneakers, think of those shoes.