Skechers Men's Relaxed Fit: Harper - Forde Slip-On Loafer

Simple slip on with the best casual / formal look for the office. Fits just right providing excellent comfort that Skechers always provides. Quality wise is okay for the leather. The bottom part is slip resistance which is a good thing especially during slippery rainy weather.

So I don't normally write product reviews, but these Skecher's are some of the most comfortable loafers I've ever owned. I wear a 10 Medium or D, and these are true to size. They call them Relaxed Fit, and that it what they are. The elastic on both sides stretches and does not push on the top of your foot (something I hate). I don't know about the durability yet, but if they are anything like my other Skecher's, they should last a while. I f you want a comfortable, well made shoe for work or casual, you might want to check these out. My feet are loving mine.

Very good and comfortable fit. Sizes as expected and not too wide. Love the connivence of slip-on.

Comfortable, light and look good. Brighter finish would work well.

I got these shoes for a dressy occasion. Not the cheapest shoes on the market but mid-range. Was thinking they would remain special occasion shoes. But my man loved them immediately. He won't be saving these. Super comfy. Easy on. True to size. Quality construction and classic design. We will be buying these from now on.

Perfect. Best fitting shoe my wide feet. Very light, well cushioned and comfortable.

These are great shoes for my dad who has some swelling in his feet. They are easy to put on and take off and he says they are comfy.

I initially liked these shoes... six months later, I'm disappointed and over them.I got these to replace my aging Mephisto slip-ons. These shoes are really comfortable, great looking, and can easily go from casual to business casual.Being a fan of slip-ons and boat shoes, I'm not used to wearing socks. My feet don't really sweat, so I prefer a couple of sets of removable insoles that I can keep clean. These Skechers have a comfortable, but permanent, insole. Of course, few things in life are really permanent: they could be removed, but they aren't designed to be.The worst aspect of these shoes, though, is how thin & fragile the upper coating is. They didn't last six months! I had to briefly get down on the concrete to check a tire... and these uppers were chewed up (see photo). It doesn't help to break out shoe polish when nothing's left for me to shine!If all you plan on ever doing is enjoy work, dining, beverages and the occasional walk - these should last you awhile. When "real life" happens, though, and it will (refer to Murphy's Law), just don't expect these shoes to get through it.