Antique Brown Dockers Landrum 👞 Loafer - Men's Slip-On Shoes for Loafers Review

Can't remember if they were too small or too big, but they didn't fit me. I had 3 pairs of different shoes and they all had a size issue. Made in China, no quality control.

Disappointed - not the same as previously purchased. I have bought them several times but this time they are different. I had to make sure they were offered by the Prime Minister so I could get my refund quickly.

I have been buying this shoe for many years. They are aesthetic. Their main use for work with a lot of walking is casual but somewhat dressy. Unfortunately, quality was not constant. But I keep buying them! These are definitely comfortable loafers, although this latest batch feels a bit narrow in width. After a little use, they adapted to my feet. I don't know if a wide foot would be uncomfortable. Another change to this shoe is the outsole. I'll see how they wear. In general, for such a price,

Unfortunately the shoes didn't fit. We tried 2 different sizes, they were too tight. However, I returned both pairs at different times and the company refunded my credit card very quickly and kindly.

The shoes are beautiful, well made, excellent leather, but the shoes are a little tight, in boots my husband wears a 9, with these beautiful shoes he probably has to wear a 91/ 2, me just decided to return them!

They were perfect when I bought them. They are very comfortable, look stylish and are nice moccasins for everyday wear. But after less than eight months of very infrequent wear around town, a stitching on one of the uppers came undone. They'll probably be repaired by a decent shoemaker and are good enough to be repaired, but the finish isn't impressive. It's a shame because I've had similar Sperry shoes that have lasted for years without these issues.

I used to have a pair of these brown shoes. While these pair are nice, they are not of the same quality as the first pair I bought probably 15-20 years ago. I would like to ask you which shoe brand today is the same as the shoes you made 20 years ago?