Cole Haan Weekender Loafer: Premium British Men's Shoes, Loafers & Slip-Ons Review

This is the second time we buy these shoes because they are absolutely perfect. I bought them twice for my father and twice for my father-in-law. You wear them until the sides are damp. Like all Cole Haan shoes, they are of the highest quality and worth every penny. The white sole makes the shoe more casual and goes well with jeans or khakis.

I gave them a 4 because my husband has just put them on so hasn't tried them yet but he said they are great! This is a gorgeous pair of shoes as Cole Hann never disappoints! He says they're a bit tight, but he was happy to learn they'll likely stretch a bit with wear. It's usually a 10 and from other reviews I went up 1/2 a size and glad I did!

****Updated Rating**** I have had the shoes less than 2 weeks and they are starting to fall apart (see photo). Bad craft. They will return to Revain. Nice shoes but as you can see in the picture I added the shoes have a Cole Haan tag on the back of the heel. Sellers photos do not show the heel tag. Nothing fancy but I prefer the seller's photos to match exactly what I'm buying.

I have had three previous editions of this shoe. After daily wear, the inner cushion of the foot wears out, making every step a little uncomfortable. Instead of repairing I decided to replace the entire shoe so I got a fresh leather upper as well as a new comfortable sole. Prices for the three color pairs I bought ranged from $60 to $110. Happy with this Cole Hahn product.

Bought these lovely casual shoes for my husband for the weekend. He has Cole Haan shoes for work and loves the brand very much. Unfortunately the shoes were very narrow. too tight. We returned the shoes. Cole Haan should take note. The sizes should be the same for all styles.

This is a very luxurious pair of loafers that suffered from poor quality control by Cole Haan. They were incredibly tight when I first put them on, but by the end of the first day they loosened considerably. Unfortunately, something else has weakened. The white border around the heel mark on the left boot had somehow come loose. When I put them on a second time, several letters were missing from the same heel label (see picture). I take very good care of my shoes. I don't take them off the…

I have a lot of Cole Haan shoes. All are a size 9.5. However, these shoes run about 1/2 size smaller, so I had to order. The 10's feel a little tight at first, but being made from high quality leather they stretch. I usually wear them with very thin socks or no socks at all. They are well supported in the insoles. After wearing them constantly for about 2 weeks, they fit perfectly. They're a little tight compared to most Cole Haan shoes, but they don't feel uncomfortable. I put some mink oil on

Only give 4/5 stars instead of 3 because I paid $83 for 'new'. However, the left shoe showed a stain on it. I hope I can polish it up with some mink oil. The leather and insoles feel a bit cheap but with acceptable comfort. 12 was a bit tight but 13 seems pretty loose; 12.5 would be nice. Cheaper quality than the Johnston & Murphy flip flops I've gotten in the past but about what I would expect for the price. I can't imagine spending $130 on these shoes. I'll see how long they last.

Warning. I tried to order two different sets of peacoat leather/white pinch boots this week (April 8, 2017) and it turns out Cole Haan updated the style. but keep the exact same product number. The new style features white stitching on the upper and blue stitching on the sole. The photo mirrored on the Revain reflects an old style that lacks contrast stitching. Otherwise I love these shoes. just disappointed and not sure why Cole Haan used the same product number on a shoe that is aesthetically