Temeshu Mens Oxford Classic Dress Shoes Casual Business Formal Lace up Shoes Lightweight DS11

Lot of good dress shoes out there. So why these? I tried another brand that had more comfy soles, but they looked funny, like special shoes. So I swapped back to these as I already have a pair in a different color. I prefer these to others for a number of reasons. First, they're one of the best prices. Second, they look sleeker, dressier than others. Third, they hold their shape and look longer because they're NOT made of real leather. (Yeh, I used to think if not real leather than cheap, but leather looks icky more quickly.) The pleather is textured just enough to not look like plastic but not so much leathery that it looks weird. - It looks nice. - It's comfy, not like walking shoes, but these are dress shoes. I can wear these for a number of hours a few times a week no problems. Read more

Very nice shoes. Look is very nice. Well worth the money for these shoes. Have twice as much for similar shoes and these are so very nice. Highly recommend. Read more

I’m normally a EUR 40 (US men’s 7, but on the small side) and have a narrow foot (both heel and toes). I ordered the 7. These shoes are very stiff at first and I had trouble getting my feet into them. Once I did, they’re true to length, snug in width across the ball of the foot, and very snug in width in the toe box. Good for a narrow foot - but definitely don’t buy if you’re a wide foot and hoping to squeeze into them. They’re cheap enough do not have a replaceable insole and there is absolutely no room for an inserted insole (for me). Out of the box, both shoes have a curve in the sole so the toes don’t touch the ground. (All photos are with the shoes on my feet and full weight on the shoes - in one, you can see the gap between the ground and the toes.) They don’t have any indication on the packaging or on the shoe about the materials - the product listing when I purchased said “leather” but I can’t confirm or deny based on what I received - so I don’t have a guess as to whether they would stretch with wear. The left shoe has visible striations (patterning) on the top of the shoe that almost look like snakeskin pattern, but the right is smooth. Probably you could cover that up with another layer or two of polish. Noticeably patterned side of heel. Minimal thin tread and only tread on half of the heel; don’t expect any long-term traction after you wear them down. Conclusion: For the price, especially as compared to the similar shoes from two US brands I ordered at the same time, they seem a decent value assuming they are actually leather and they fit your foot. They’re cheap enough that I might keep this pair even with the differing finish. Read more

As described, very comfortable shoe… Read more

These were some nice dress shoes and comfortable. My friend were a size 13 shoes and said that they were very comfortable he was able to wear them for hours with no problem still very comfortable. The price was just right and the style was perfect for his black and silver attire. Read more

These shoes look great, they fit well (8.5 size for me), and were very affordable. I just got them, so I don't know how their quality will remain over time, but they look very well out of the box. Read more

I’m a church drummer(Spanish) playing for 1 hour long of different songs that go fast & slow and a cameraman standing for 1 hour & 30 minutes when the pastor is preaching every church service. These shoes are very comfortable, definitely doesn’t feel too hard or like cardboard, it just feels right with good stiffness. Good amount of padding enough that’s doesn’t reduce the force when kicking the base drum which is great. Standing for long periods of time there’s actually a trick to not get fatigue sooner, don’t lock your knees, and don’t rest all your weight on your heel. Instead try bending your knees slightly, try spreading your weight around your foot. Fit is good as well. Read more

En mi contexto la talla 10 es un 9.5 realmente, creo yo que es mejor solicitar una ralla más. fuera de ello todo bien Read more