👞 Cole Haan Tucker Black Men's Shoes, Venetian Loafer, Size 10.5 Review

I have owned 5 pairs of Tucker Venetians by Cole Haan in the last 5 years (exact same shoes). I usually buy 2 new pairs in black and brown every year over the holidays and throw away my older pair.THIS IS NOT THE SAME TUCKER VENETIAN!The quality has deteriorated significantly and the materials are absolutely not the same.A pair of French Roast after 2 Months of wear had a 1.5 inch separation between the rubber sole and the upper. The black pair I bought was just a different leather. It was some

I've been wearing my current Cole Haan Tucker Venetian shoes for 8 years now. Loved every minute of them and finally it's time to replace them. I've tried to order this shoe from Revain 3 times and each time, as in other reviews, the packaging was the wrong shoe. Similar to Grand Slip On II. Both Revane and Cole Haan don't seem to be able to do anything about this issue. Save yourself the hassle. These are not Venetian Tucker shoes as advertised and do not look like the photos on the Revain…

These are not the shoes they were a few years ago when I bought my last pair from Nordstrom. I called Cole Haan to make sure I didn't get an unknown brand and am still trying to decide whether to keep it. The old sneaker was made in collaboration with Nike, and they used to put a lot of emphasis on having Nike Air technology in the heel. According to a customer service rep I spoke to, they are no longer in the new shoes. This is a problem with popular men's models. Companies continue to make…

These shoes are so good that I bought them half a size larger to wear with thick socks. I already have two pairs in dark brown, two in black and one pair in tan. They are so comfy and the originals were fully leather lined. Now they are made in India and the sides along the forefoot are lined with fabric. You can walk in it all day. They go with almost any leisure outfit and are of course easy to put on and take off. When I bought my first pair the price from Cole Haan I think was around $150…

Honestly, I wonder what's up with the shoes. I suspect you just can't sell a good quality pair of leather boots for less than $100. It requires too many compromises. But if you put Revine at the required price, no one will buy. In my opinion. Unfortunately, this really is Payless quality. I bought a pair of Rockport Balabour Slip-Ons from Revain in 2014 for about $60. You are still at my house. They are sooo comfortable. They were very tight when I bought them but I persevered and the fit is…

Two different leather textures at the top, which is striking. Made the same problem when exchanging and the color was different between the two pairs. Updated Rating Exchanged again due to visible stitching Updated Rating Exchanged I have a pair from a previous order that have never been worn. You will find that the information on the box is the same, although the shoes are different. As you can see, the upper show has visible stitching next to the toe (a throwback to Revain) and the style is…

I have had the black version of this show for years and have repurchased many times. I was dismayed when Cole Khan discontinued this base shoe. I was so happy to find them at Revain but I think the black ones I got are fake. The upper skin is not soft or smooth. It's plastic faux leather that makes them look like sturdy Crocs! The seams don't seem right. I really think it's not legal. Cole Haan shoes are not made in India! I will contact Cole Khan directly. See photos. Avoid.

When I first bought this pair from Nordstrom 2 years ago they were my favorite shoes. Now that I've worn them out and couldn't find them locally, I decided to try them from Revain. I don't think they are fake as some have claimed but they are definitely not the same as the originals I bought. The main issue is the quality/appearance of the leather uppers on these new shoes. They look like very cheap leather. If a pair was $50 or less I'd probably keep it for myself, but at $100 I'm not willing…