I own these shoes in three colors.  What absolute comfort!  Stability is also very good as your foot does not roll like with other slip-on brands.  I'm regularly a size 10.5 in lace-up dress shoes and the size 10 fits perfectly.  I would recommend ordering a half size down from lace-up sizes for this specific model.  The leather is soft and softens even more with time and wear.

You can dress these up with dress pants and a jacket or down with jeans.  They are quite versatile.  Moreover, they are made in the USA which I see as a big plus.  They don't wear down easily and last for years.  Strong recommendation to purchase!

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Don't purchase from SoleConnect.  After three months of wearing the brown shoe a handful of times, the rubber bottom began to separate from the upper leather part.  I contacted the seller via Amazon and a refund or a replacement was refused because they state the return window closed.  As mentioned in the original intact review above, I own three pairs of these shoes in different colors.  There is NO problem with the shoes (tan and black) purchased at my local retail store even though I've worn them many more times.

I brought the shoes purchased from SoleConnect (along with the other two pair purchased at a local store) to a shoe cobbler who does work for Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus.  The store has been around the Washington, DC area for many years and is very reputable.  He indicates that the shoes from SoleConnect are in his opinion junk and not the same quality as the other two pair of Neil M Shoes purchased in a local retail store.  The repair cost is $25 for both the right shoe and the left shoe because both shoe rubber bottoms are peeling off the leather upper.  Even then, the shoe cobbler is reluctant to say these will last.  I've always praised Neil M Shoes and have many pair; however, I can no longer recommend this pair purchased from SoleConnect.  Buyer Beware.