AnGeLiCbOrIs
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Cole Haan and Johnston Murphy still make some very respectable shoes. There are much better options in the price range, though.
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Eh, we all have to make up our own minds about what consitutes good value for our money. But here's what put me off them:
Looks like some terrible quality leather. Are those glued soles?
Yep, glued. Thought I'd wear them as rain shoes -- they looked nice enough at the time -- but now I don't wear them at all. As far as I can recall, they're the worst shoes I've ever bought.
How would I know if the Air Madero is cemented? I think it's their lower-end line, and is the most recent model. Thanks!
I think your air jacksons won't last long. I actually have two pairs of Cole Haan Santa Barbara loafer shoes (purchased on sale for $99 each):
I would say Cole Haan, Johnston Murphy, & then in 1,246,876th place Kenneth Square Toe Cole
Cannot stand J&M, have had a few pairs and they all fell apart...junk.