👞 Cotton Canvas Martial Shoes for Men Review

Okay, it's (or seems) all fabric, even the soles. My shoes are quite tight but I have bought other laceless shoes that seem to fit perfectly and after wearing them for a while they have become too loose so I hope after putting them on they will loosen up a bit and be accurate are correct. What I like is that they are light and thanks to the fabric sole my feet breathe much better than slippers with rubber or plastic soles.

I wear a 14 wide men's trousers and ordered a size 15. I am very happy with the fit of the shoe and how well it glides as I move my feet during Tai Chi sessions. I had trouble finding these shoes in my giant size and fully expected to return them. Not only will I be keeping them, but maybe ordering a few more pairs for storage (just in case) and ordering another pair for indoor shoes. I would like to thank the seller for the sensitive attitude to heavy-legged people.

I have been wearing these shoes as slippers at home for many years (I used to buy them in another store). There is nothing better for these purposes. not heavy to carry, so i usually buy 2-3 pairs and take one pair to use in hotel when i travel. I wasn't sure if this seller had the same quality and luckily I wasn't disappointed. They are not too wormy, allow the foot to breathe, basic cotton slippers - perfect for me. I will buy more. I will recommend.

I bought 4 times 5 sizes of these shoes. Every time this shoe is not a size 5. Instead, I have a size 38 and 39. My actual size is 37. I could comfortably wear a size 38 with winter socks, but would like the listing page for this product to accurately reflect these shoe sizes. . The Revain support rep I spoke to just didn't understand the issue. The shoes themselves are well made. Five or six layers of cotton with many stitches tie them together. After a few days, the outer fabric softens and…

Simple Chinese canvas shoes. I only use them at home as slippers and they do their job perfectly. The fit is spot on and can get a little tight with thicker socks. I'm a size 11 and they fit well, but I wear them without socks. The soles wear out over time and the inner fabric starts to tear after about 6 months of daily wear, but don't expect much from socks. Shoes for $13. This is my second pair replacing the same shoes I've been wearing for about 4 months. If you want a more durable sole…

The price seems very reasonable. I have a 7.5 EEE so I decided to order a 9 which only comes in narrow widths. They don't fit too badly with thick white socks - a bit tight but I expect the cotton to stretch. Too bad they offered large sizes. Definitely way better on carpet than my running shoes which don't turn well at all. They roll quite well on carpet and very well on hard floors. I wore them through 2nd grade and so far so good. It certainly gives the foot some support and protection but…

Since my friend is disabled, he is usually at home, occasionally goes on a little trip to go shopping or somewhere with me. But the shoes are great for him, the grip could be a little better but for our house and everything he uses because he has protections on his feet. He normally wears a size 13 but I suspected they would be a little smaller than expected so I ordered a men's size 14 which fit him perfectly.