I wore these in high school and was glad to see they're still available. The footbed is just as cushy and comfortable as I remembered, but the straps look more cheaply made, and even the nameplate seems a bit chintzy--I wondered for a moment if these were a knock-off. Still, they'e comfortable and cute, though the tan color isn't as attractive as I'd hoped--it's a good neutral, but it washes out my pale feet in a way the cognac (not available in my size) wouldn't have. I'm glad to have them, though, and I'll wear them until they fall apart, which, if they last anywhere near as long as my beloved first pair, won't be for quite a while. Definitely worth Amazon's price, which was better than I saw elsewhere.

UPDATE: The strap that crosses near the instep has a plastic label glued inside it (that I can't remove) that creates a rub point in an otherwise comfy shoe--I got blisters the first time I wore them shopping. Some Dr. Scholl's rub relief strips covered the labels (there's one on each shoe) and made them wearable again. This is hugely disappointing; keeping the strips on will be a maintenance issue and I can't wear the things without them. Why would they put a plastic label at a friction point on a leather strap? The whole point of leather is its comfort, and this defeats it. I removed a star for this defect.