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Johnston & Murphy

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I was just killing a rainy afternoon (of which we've had a weeks worth)at Boston's Copley/Prudential Mall. I ended up at a Johnston & Murphy shoe store and bought the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. I know J&M isn't the best made shoe in the world, but it is not one of the worst either. The shoe I am talking about is new for this and called the "shuler" Here is the link http://www.johnstonmurphy.com/catalo...7873&VID=47884. It is a plain toe lace up with a rubber sole and flat heel. I got the mediium brown pebbled leather calfskin and it is one of the softest and supplest leathers I have ever felt on a shoe. It is also lined in sheepskin, which is chamois like in it's softness, and has a gel area in the heel and toe. At $120 this shoe is quite affordable and by far the most comfortable shoe I own, I plan on wearing it quite frequently during my New York trip this July. I am very impressed with this shoe.I just noticed on the website that there is this same shoe in a sandadl which may better suit my needs....
 

Bradford

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Honestly, I like J&M shoes - I'm wearing a pair of their loafers right now - but that is truly one of the ugliest shoes I've ever seen. If you want a comfortable walking shoe, how about a pair of Rockports?

Oh well, if you like it...

To each his own.
 

Teacher

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Originally Posted by Bradford
Honestly, I like J&M shoes - I'm wearing a pair of their loafers right now - but that is truly one of the ugliest shoes I've ever seen. If you want a comfortable walking shoe, how about a pair of Rockports?

Oh well, if you like it...

To each his own.


Yes, they look...comfortable.
 

Jovan

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The facts of life seem to be that the best looking shoes aren't as comfortable as the uglier ones.
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Keith T

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One of my first pairs of dress shoes was a J&M tassel loafer, still in my rotation, though I try to avoid wearing them with a suit.

But I would have probably seconded the recommendation for Rockport or perhaps Ecco if you were looking for that type of shoe. Glad that you found something comfortable that you like....
 

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