Cole Haan Womens Grand Crosscourt Leather Sneakers

I absolutely love these shoes. They’re incredibly versatile and can easily be dressed up or down. I even own them in black as well. After a couple of years of regular wear, I recently replaced my white pair—not because they wore out, but because I accidentally scraped the toe badly on a concrete stair and couldn’t repair them. That alone says a lot about the quality. These are some of the best shoes you can buy for the price. The craftsmanship is excellent, the fit is true and comfortable, and they don’t require much break-in time at all. Stylish, durable, and comfortable—I’ll continue to repurchase them without hesitation. Read more

Very comfortable, easy to wipe off, true to size. Read more

Love these sneakers! I’ve bought them four times over the last six years. They’re incredibly comfortable and offer great support. I wore them while traveling and was walking 10–13 miles a day with zero foot pain. One tip: definitely pair them with thin no-show socks. I’ve tried other socks and they ended up hurting, so good socks really matter. I also clean them with a Magic Eraser and it works wonders. Read more

I have thin feet but wear thicker socks. These shoes fit me wide on the sides. (I can lace tighter.) The shoes have an average toe box. This impacts putting in an extra insole, somewhat. They will be fine for looking good while strolling. Not a supportive walking shoe however. They are medium stiff. Materials look and feel well made. The shoe comes up high on the top of foot. This helps control heel slippage. I wear a 9.5 in Tom's and a 10.5 in Nikes. I ordered a 10 in these and they are perfect length, added thin insole and average thickness socks. I would buy again and like tge classic styling, thick sole. But not a platform sole. Read more

These have been the best purchase I have made in recent memory. I purchased them for a trip to Japan and wore them for miles and miles for nearly a week straight. I only wore them three times to break them in before my trip and that was it-totally comfortable, no pain. They are also insanely lightweight, which makes them great for lots of walking. Due to previous issues with plantar fasciitis, I usually use Dr. Scholl's inserts, but I did not need them for these sneakers. They also pair nicely with dresses, jeans, or shorts and are leather, so they wipe off easily. If you are looking for comfy and perfectly simple white sneakers, you can't go wrong with these. Read more

This is my second pair of these sneakers, if that says anything. I find it very hard to find a well made, real leather sneaker without a lot of extra detail these days, much less under $100. They are comfortable (if a tad narrow), supportive for lots of walking, dress up or down nicely, don’t look “trendy” (which I appreciate) and are made of beautiful soft creamy leather that breathes and doesn’t constrict. Watch for sales, you can sometimes get them for around $60- a total steal. They do scratch easily so they’re not the best for any offroading or hiking but that’s expected with any soft leather. I’m a huge fan and hope CH never stops making this style. Read more

These shoes were nice and looked great. Unfortunately I had to return because they just weren’t wide enough for my left foot. I do have bunions but most standard wide shoes fit me fine. My left foot was aching by the end of the day with these though so I think their wide sizes might be more of a standard/regular fit. I really wish they fit as these were comfortable otherwise and also were the perfect look for my business casual office dress code. Read more

I ordered "Bright White Leather/Optic White, 9 US" the Cole Haan box they came in also read "Bright White/White, 9 B" and the shoe tongue says 9 B, Made in Vietnam, among other things so seems to check out. They seem as pictured (though the listing pictures don't seem that great/professional tbh), and look pretty nice on the foot. They're very light and I like the slim profile of the sides. My initial thought was the color is white, but seems a little on the greyish side. Standing up/walking in them was not very comfortable. The cushioning on the sole is pretty slim (I'd say they're just a smidge squishier than Converse). The outer edge feels raised, causing the feet to push inwards towards the arches. The arch area is not 'completely' flat, but 'feels' like there is no arch support. In fact, it feels like the opposite of arch support. When I step forward the top fabric feels stiff so I'm conscious of every step. This would probably feel better after breaking in, but I don't like the idea that shoes need to be broken in to be comfortable. These are probably fine for most who don't have foot issues/for shorter periods of wear/seated work/etc, but I think they'd get uncomfortable very quickly for something like travel/standing/running around all day. Read more