First, a disclaimer about Sebago Docksides. I've been buying Sebago boat shoes for 30 years, so I'm biased in favor of Sebago. Back then, they were made in the USA and they cost around 30 bucks or so. I've got 3 other pairs of Docksides besides these, which replaced a pair of Spinnakers (very expensive) that had stretched too much and weren't good for my feet any more. That's what happens with these Docksides. After about 4-5 years of use they will stretch on the outsides to the point where one can start growing bunyons. At that point it's time to toss them rather than ruin your feet even though the shoes still appear okay. Other than that, they look good, are casual or dressy, I wear them to work every day, and have been a good value for the money. Additionally, they have great arch supports, which is very important to me. For work, I've also begun rotating between the three pairs that are newest and in the best condition. The older pair sit in the kitchen for use around the house and for weekend trips to the home improvement store.