Cole Haan Mens Newmark Grand Plain Toe

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Basic Cole Haan dress shoes that you would expect from a mass-manufactured company. If you own expensive and fancier dress shoes, you immediately notice a difference in quality and style. These are 'OKAY" but I certainly wouldn't be wearing these to something more formal. These are great to attend a wedding as a guest, meeting the in-laws, etc., The stitching isn't perfect and in my case, actually looks a bit off but not really a huge issue if you're looking afar. The glueing of parts is also noticeable in my shoe where you can see some glue leak and dried up. Soles are actually pretty decent. I own 4 Cole Haan dress shoes (for semi-formal events that I don't want to ruin my other shoes with) and can attest that their soles are quite good. You should have no issues with long term wear&tear with the soles. Under normal use, it can last quite a long time. Overall, these are what you would expect from a $100 dress shoe. Read more

I got these dress shoes because the listing mentioned they were made of leather. When I first picked them up, the toe area did feel like genuine leather, but the heel clearly isn’t. The first time I wore them, I got a massive blister on my heel, something I haven’t had happen since I was a kid. That’s usually a sign that the back material isn’t real leather or is too stiff. On the bright side, the sizing is true to fit, and I appreciate that I could remove the insole and replace it with my orthotics. After wearing them about a dozen times, including to church and a funeral, they’ve definitely become more comfortable. They also have a clean, classic look that pairs well with formal outfits. My biggest issue is the price. They are on sale for $111 at the time of this review but the regular $150 price point feels steep for shoes that aren’t fully leather. For that amount, I’d expect higher end materials and long term durability. Depending on where you live and how often you wear dress shoes, these might still be worth a try, but if you’re expecting all leather quality you may want to keep looking. Read more

These oxfords are sleek, stylish, and perfect for both work and formal occasions. They feel comfortable right out of the box and have a durable build that makes them worth every penny. Read more

The worst possible shoe that I have invested in whole life. These shoes are too narrow and despite ordering half a size higher than my usual size, they are gripping my feet so tightly that they can barely move. I am a size 11 and I cant imagine why shoe manufacturers will not make shoes that are comfortable. Absolutely disappointed in trusting Cole Hahn. Have a horrible shoe bote as well and now have to nurse it. The hard shiny leather on these is cheap. I wish I had filed a return on these shoes and not wear them Read more

I love Cole Haan shoes. These are little more plain than my usual style, but they fit great (I'm a 10.5), they give a smart casual look, and they are more comfortable than I expected with the simple sole. The leather is pliable and feel broken in right from the start. Glad I got them. I expect to have them for a long time. Read more

I ordered the COLE HAAN Men's Oxford Dress shoes and was quite pleasantly surprised the moment I tried them on! They felt comfortable, not stiff. They seemingly caressed my feet instead of crowding the toes and are just as comfortable walking in them. Suit or dress slacks work great. Business casual as well. They fit to size and look the classic Oxford shoe, as you might expect them to do. If you need a simple yet sharp dress shoe, I would definitely recommend these Oxfords for any occasion. Read more

An every day dress shoe that won't break the bank, but feels a little too expensive in the $150 price point it's currently at. The shoe is well made enough by modern standards but it is not exceptional in any way. From afar it looks fine, but as you start examining it close up you notice a lot of glue, and either very tiny stitches or a stitch pattern on rubber that is just glued on. All of it looks the part of dressed up but does not stand up to scrutiny. Look close and you'll notice there's no fine craftsmanship to be admired here, just a mass produced dress shoe for people who don't really wear a lot of dress shoes. It's not exactly that I expected fine Italian leather, but at $150 I was looking for something beyond the $80-$120 price most similar dress shoes go for. I guess here you're paying for the name. It's mostly true to size but with an exceptionally narrow mid which almost pinches my foot. If you have wide feet maybe go up a size. The bottoms are stereotypically dress-shoe-slippery. Other than that the shoe is relatively unremarkable. Read more