👞 Bruno Giorgio 3 Black Leather Loafers: Men's Slip-On Shoes for Style and Comfort Review

Well what can I say about a $16 pair of shoes other than you get what you pay for. individually wrapped etc. But I've only worn them for a few hours and there is already a crease at the top of each shoe. I wear a size 10.5 but bought an 11 as they are narrow at the top. I should have gotten a little taller at 11.5. Also, a very slippery tread pattern, so if you want to walk on a hard wooden floor, these shoes are for you. If you're afraid you might slip, you will. For $16, not bad, but don't…

Let me start by saying that I wear dress shoes ONLY. I don't have tennis shoes. I wear dress shoes (like these) with jeans, trousers, suits, damn it, even my KILTs. Bruno Mark shoes are by far the best price I've ever gotten for classic shoes. For around $35 these shoes last me a year and a half to two years EVERY DAY and wear them 8-16 hours. If you bought shoes at Walmart for the same price, they would only last a fraction of the time you wear them. These shoes are incredibly comfortable…

Durable and affordable dress shoes. They fit as expected, they may feel a little tight when first worn, but after a day or two they fit well. I wear them 5 days a week and they lasted about a year before needing to be replaced. I'm sure it could be extended by taking better care of them or paying for them with a second boot and wearing them every other day. For the price, I find the lifespan more than acceptable. I bought $100 shoes that lasted just as long.

Well, I'll start by saying this is my first time buying shoes on this site and I bought these shoes for almost everyday use (I work in a salon where fashion is a key factor) I've come to the conclusion that for the price this really is a steal Support and insole cushioning - price CONS: - toe box is a bit longer than it should be. Although this makes for a more distinctive look, I believe that wearing a size larger than 10 will make your feet look disproportionately large. - The leather is not…

These shoes are surprisingly comfortable but look very silly. The toe of each shoe is about 1.5 to 2 inches longer than any of my other shoes. I am a church organist and bought these shoes to wear mainly on Sundays during the summer. The elongated, useless fingers feel awkward and make me play wrong. I play notes on pedal keys with my feet. I would happily trade them for shoes that have the same or similar appearance but are 1½ - 2 inches shorter. Please let me know if this is possible and what