The Bruno Marc Men's Square Toe Dress Loafers are a fantastic find if you need a reliable formal shoe without breaking the bank. They are surprisingly comfy for all-day wear, making them a great choice for weddings, office days, or formal events. While the price is cheap, the quality is decent enough to look sharp and hold up well. The classic square-toe design adds a modern touch to a traditional loafer, and the slip-on style makes them incredibly convenient. If you're looking for a mix of style, comfort, and value, these are hard to beat! Read more
Fit is perfect. True to size. Extremely comfortable and lightweight. Great quality, nice looking shoes. Read more
Good shoes. Good fit. Reasonably comfy, but could use some more cushioning. This is my second pair. Last ones lasted two years before wearing out. Be warned, they smell very strongly of petroleum based shoe polish for the first few days out of the box. The smell eventually dissipates. Read more
Sharp looking dress shoes and very comfortable. Read more
These shoes are very comfortable and are available in wide fit. They look very nice and professional at a very affordable price. Perfect for anyone wanting to purchase nice dress shoes without having to pay lots of money. Read more
Shoes look good and fit perfect. They are comfortable to wear if you are on your feet all day! Definitely worth the price and I recommend them! Read more
These shoes are indeed very stylish slip-ins, and although a marking inside of the shoe says 14w, and it's allegedly a diabetic shoe, it doesn't fit me. I missed squeezing into one of them by almost 3 inches. When this happens it's usually because the clothing item was made in CHINA. I'll return them and try a 15, or 16w, if they're available in that size. Read more
They are a beautiful shoe, If are comfortable e with a D width. I had Warn a B Width for 40 years when all of a sudden, they were not available. I have recently found a F Width Penny loafer by Florsheim that I wore when I was 16 it has improved my stability and walking remarkably. I am 91 and not a quick on by feet as when I was able to Buy B width shoes. I was in Cabo San Lucas I was walking on a cement floor in a spongy pair of Sandles that were good for the first few miles. However, they had limbered up and gotten all soft and spongy sending false senses of movement to the part of your brain that keeps you standing up by responding with the assumption that it is sensing the surface your foot is on not a false sensing from the flabby sole telling muscle control brain to tighten the calf muscles a little the foot needs some energy to keep you from falling forward. So the brain energizes the calf muscle a little which since your foot hadn't moved but the muscle tension to straighten you up tips your body back and you begin to fall over on your back which generates an recovery signal to you muscle which only finishes your fall on your back. Which produces a large swelling on the back of your head spilling great quantities of blood on the floor since you are unconscious some good people succeed in getting a 165 pound 91-year-old up four floors and to the infirmary provided by the resort to treat mild problems and establish you contact with the nearest hospital and if after a 35-dollar cab ride You are sitting in the emergency room with a Dr, specializing in interpreting scans of the head to see if you have cracked your scull or are bleeding in your brain. If you are lucky, they say that to be sure that is didn't start they keep you under observation for 24 hours, call the number on your medical insurance card, charge you credit card $6,100 dollars and call a cab for you to go your resort. all of the recovery needs are caused by the changes in the sole and replacing leather smooth but not spongy insole with a plastic insole filled with liquid. It feels great when you put it on your foot but in a few days when the sole becomes spongy you begin to find that your balance is way off and instead of taking a full stride you begin to shuffle and have to hang onto something but sooner than later you will fall. Read more
