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A sleek cap toe and brogue perforations lend dapper charm to a leather oxford outfitted with arch support for long-lasting comfort.
- Leather upper and lining/rubber sole
- Made in Italy
- Item #6946870
Size info
- Runs large; order 1/2 size down.
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TO BOOT NEW YORK
For more than 25 years, To Boot New York has created modern footwear using time-honored traditions. Crafted in Italy of top-tier materials, each shoe is made entirely by hand, from the cutting and sewing to the final polishing. Known for offering a variety of contemporary styles to fit all facets of a man's lifestyle, the brand has developed a loyal following over the years.
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Marty77
Fit:
Small
True to size
Large
Width:
Narrow
True to width
Wide
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 205 lb.
Jan 24, 2023
questionable quality
The shoes have a look and feel that is germane to a brand that is consumer grade. I honestly don’t know what happened to this company; ten + years ago they were excellent and now it’s a different story. Leather is stiff, thin and has a slight sheen. As far as the sizing the shoe is very narrow and runs small. In my honest opinion it’s no better or worse than Aldo or Steve Madden. If the price was around $99 to $150 I would not be as critical.
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Trip52
Verified purchase
Size purchased: 12
Fit:
Small
True to size
Large
Width:
Narrow
True to width
Wide
Color: CRUST TABACCO ANT
Height: 6’0”
Weight: 219 lb.
Feb 22, 2023
Perfect for all day wear !
I have had bunion surgery both feet. My hope was to find a style that was comfortable and funky. This is it!! The width is perfect with solid arch and heel support. You can’t go wrong!! Try dressing them up or down you win either way.
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