👞 Exquisite Style: Giorgio Brutini 17603 Velvet Loafer - Unmatched Elegance and Comfort Review

I bought these shoes for my boyfriend and he loves them. But they run small, but it doesn't matter much if he says it back. He said it was tight, but he said the more he wore them the better he felt in them. So far, so good. great shoes, he loves them and so do I

Just what I needed for my wedding. Not only was the price great, the shoes were also very comfortable and top quality. So he wonders where he bought it. I will definitely get another pair with a different design.

I got these as a gift for our pastor and they were great. Good quality, good material, nice embroidered design. They seemed to suit him well. He uses them quite a bit so I assume they are comfortable to wear and fit as expected.

These are the most comfortable slippers I have ever had. Warm enough for chilly evenings but not so warm that your feet sweat. Very happy with them. I have wide feet but these fit perfectly. A little tight on the first day, but after an hour or two of wearing they seem to be made for my foot.

Elegant velvet (or suede) shoes. They are true to size and quite comfortable. I plan on wearing them with blue jeans although they are clearly meant for a dress. There's some kind of emblem sewn into the boot, but it's not very noticeable; I did not appear in the online image.

I have size 12 bought size 11 after 2 exchanges. Make sure you order one size smaller, yes they will be tight and you will hurt yourself. But after 5 uses they are lost. They do too much streettitch! Now they feel too lost after about 10 uses. You need to reinforce these shoes with better material.

One of the best kept secrets of English nobility. These slippers are very comfortable and the soft lining feels good on your feet. Much better than fluffy slippers like shearling lined moccasins typically found in discount shoe stores. These slippers have a cuff and a heel so you can wear them to do chores. In fact, I don't even take them off when I watch TV because they feel so good. You can pay up to $900 for a pair, but the Giorgio Brutini are fine.