Classy and Comfortable: Clarks Northam Brown Leather Medium Shoes Review

These shoes are good but I had to go to Dr. School. I would have liked a higher/thicker heel. Ordered black and same problem as above. I also noticed that Clark's shoes don't have a water-repellent finish, which stains leather once water touches them. This was particularly problematic with light brown shoes, as these water stains left black spots on the leather. Some improvement was noted after adding an oil based polish.

I had the same laceless shoes a few years ago and they (unfortunately) got too small for me. I absolutely loved her. They were very comfortable and wore exceptionally well. When I decided to buy them again in a larger size, I first went to Clarks to try them on and make sure they were the right size. I found the right size but my heels seemed to be falling out of the back of the shoe. I was lucky enough to find the same thing on Revain lace-up shoes and couldn't be happier with them. They're…

The color is not as light as the picture and the leather has no grain, it does not look like leather and the case has scratches. It's not as convenient as in a regular store.

With two of my favorite brown and black comfort running shoes being phased out in 10 YEARS, I figured it would just be a case of buying another set of comfort shoes of known quality (like Clarks would traditionally do with these Invoice!) ! However, when I searched online and in local stores, the "Clarks shoes" I came across just never felt like the Clarks I know and have proudly owned in the past! Many reviewers agreed that "the quality has gone down"! Still trying to get a decent deal on this