Dunham Mens Dillon Slip Black Men's Shoes: Comfort and Style Combined Review

These shoes are terrible. I have been buying the exclusive Dunham brand for about 10 years and have never had any problems. However, these shoes are junk. In less than 2 months the material comes off, resulting in very painful skin folds that press on the back of the foot with every step. I can't wear these shoes anymore. Buyer Warning. (See attached photo)

I am looking for comfortable dress shoes and was hoping to have found them with Dunham shoes. This pair was comfortable and light, but I only had the chance to wear them for 5 minutes. I was impressed with the comfort at the time and thought they were better than my Rockports I bought 2 years ago and Clarks which I tried before ordering them. I usually wear size 10-11 sneakers and ordered a size 9. I had a loose heel area and being slip on shoes I was afraid they would either fall and I would…

I love these shoes, could buy them for the rest of my life! They are very well made and fit like a glove. I'm AFRAID of getting new shoes as I usually have trouble breaking them in, but I had no problems at all with this one. They were quite comfortable for a few hours and after a week of wearing they were VERY comfortable. Very happy with it :)

These are amazing shoes. They are made from very thin leather and look very stylish for both dress and casual wear and I use them extensively for both. They really have become my favorite pair of shoes. I have ridiculously wide and uncomfortable feet and have relied on New Balance athletic shoes since my early childhood because they are one of the few manufacturers that make custom shoes. me that are still comfortable for everyday wear. Dunham's line of dresses/casual shoes is made by New…

I've been wearing Rockport loafers for a year or two and before that I wore Clarke loafers. and those Dunham shoes just don't feel that durable. This Dunham upper is much softer - so soft that it doesn't flex well when I try to put my foot in the shoe. My Rockports and Clarkes didn't feel as fragile, and strength is more important to me than shaving a few grams. I've only tried Dunhams to be honest - I'm sending them back so I never get updates over time; I'll stick with shoes that feel more…

Dunham is a good shoe, but a good game is a gamble. I have wide feet (especially in the toe area) and I find that most non-slip boots don't fit well in both the toe and heel areas. When I get a proper sock box, the heel slips out. If the heel fits, then the toe will be too small. This is the main reason why I kept my Revain Prime account after the price increase and now only order shoes with the Prime shipping option with free returns. I can't find shoes with 4E widths in local stores, and even

Ok hard to find shoes for my big feet. I wear 12 4E. I often go to exhibitions or other events that keep me busy all day. These things are comfortable even after 10+ hours on your feet. They are lightweight yet durable. At least for now. I highly recommend them for people with wide feet. 4E is usually good for dice, but these nailed it.

I bought these for my 83 year old father who hates buying anything. He wore the same shoes for fifty-four years until his toes cracked. He also says his legs hurt a lot, but that can be an excuse for not taking his mother for fun, as he usually complains after parties and gatherings, where he needs to socialize and be his own cuter, more charming. (He's really cool and charming. He balances stubbornness and grumpiness). I ordered five different pairs for him to try through the Revain Prime…

I've heard a lot about Dunham shoes. This is my first pair. I used to have problems with pinched toes when wearing a size 13 W from brands like Clarks and Merrell. I decided to play it safe and this time ordered a 14 watt size. Nice fit, like a quality pair of laceless office shoes. Great price too. Very happy with it, I recommend