👞 Ultimate Comfort and Style: COSIDRAM Men's Loafers & Slip-Ons - Breathable, Lightweight and Perfect for Driving Review

Use the size chart and measure your foot. I usually wear a size 10 and according to the chart my size was 9.5. I have wide feet and these shoes fit me perfectly. I was tempted to take a size 10 but they were too loose. They look great and I went for the black leather interior. I might order a few more.

I like the colour, the style and the comfort of the shoes. They're a bit tight with socks, but they fit perfectly without (that's how I intended them). They didn't come in a box, just a sealed plastic bag, so they arrived slightly wrinkled (mostly on the back of each shoe, squeezed to fit snugly in the packaging). However, after stuffing them with paper a few days before wearing and then walking around in them, the creases are almost invisible now. Overall I am a happy customer! Thank you…

I really, really want to like these shoes. First of all, the style is very trendy – casual, simplistic but with a touch of bling that gives off an almost business-casual vibe (not for everyone, I know, but it's a bold touch and I love it). All the color options look great and with the brown fabric option the photos definitely convey the shoes. The shoe is, as others have noted, very light and also a bit thin for a 12" (285?) shoe size, but I managed to fit snugly around my fairly wide feet with

I have sciatica so it's important for me that my shoes cushion my walking. This particular pair of shoes 👞 does a great job of reducing sensitivity when walking for long periods of time. Highly recommended to relieve pain in feet and legs at the end of work.

I bought these shoes because I wanted to test out one of the cheapest shoes I could find after buying a disappointing pair of expensive Cole Haan shoes and I wore them whole summer. These shoes are well made and comfortable. You won't find anything better for $30. I would definitely buy them again.

Bought this pair to wear as indoor shoes. Most slippers tend to be lined with fleece or sherpa, both of which I find too warm for my feet. They are quite comfortable to wear at home and have more comfortable heels and soles for walking to the mailbox in dry weather. The only downside I noticed is that the material around the hole in the shoe is so flexible it's almost impossible to put it on without folding it under the heel. This is a minor inconvenience that requires you to stick your index…