When I first started working, I wore Payless brand shoes that had hard material all the way around the heel, and had no support, rock hard soles, were heavy, and breathed like having saran wrap around your foot. After a few weeks of wearing those day in day out, I hated my feet, because they were blistered and in pain.

Enter Clarks Un. Kenneth, with lambskin lining, lightweight EVA outsoles, an air vent to draw warm moist air away from your feet, leather exterior, and I was in comfortville to stay. I actually liked the previous model that was a plain toe a bit better since there was more side to side give, but alas, they discontinued that model so this is the one I'll turn to now. I have it in both black and brown and it's absolutely the only dress shoes I'll buy for work from now on. The old brown color was a bit red and looked pretty terrible, but they've since introduced a "new brown" that's darker and looks great. My first pair lasted me 3 years of constant abuse and everyday wear. I sprint from work to the train station to catch the last train out, and they've held up well. I still have that pair sitting around, but they've seen better days.

I made the mistake of purchasing the un. Kerrigan model and that shoe is definitely not in the same league. The material is harder, and the sole is heavier then the un. Kenneth's... but I digress.