Perforated Captoes

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Perforated Captoes

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Item# MH00024

$ 368.00

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A classic six-eyelet balmoral lace-up with perforated captoe detail and crafted from French calfskin. Full leather linings. Goodyear® welt construction for exceptional wear and durability. Combination leather and rubber soles with our signature BB#1 stripe and dovetail constructed heel for added traction. A Poron cushion footbed has been added at the heel for immediate, out-of-the-box comfort. Tone-on-tone stitching. Made in the USA.

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A classic six-eyelet balmoral lace-up with perforated captoe detail and crafted from French calfskin. Full leather linings. Goodyear® welt construction for exceptional wear and durability. Combination leather and rubber soles with our signature BB#1 stripe and dovetail constructed heel for added traction. A Poron cushion footbed has been added at the heel for immediate, out-of-the-box comfort. Tone-on-tone stitching. Made in the USA.

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Perforated Captoes 5 5 6 6
Great Classic Shoe and Made in America This is a terrific shoe for several reasons. First it is made in America by a quality manufacturer and the quality of the uppers is very supple and good. Second, the fit runs a little narrow which is perfect for my long slender feet. Third, the support of the shoe is very good and rubber half-sole is not too bulky which maintains the "dress shoe" look of the shoes. Finally, the shoes that have that English dovetail combination heel. Great pair of shoes for a very fair price. December 23, 2012
A Solid Pair of Shoes These shoes are made for Brooks Brothersby Allen Edmonds, however I believe that the shoes made for Brooks are better than the current AE offerings for several reasons. First, the uppers used by Brooks are a beautiful French calfskin which means they are not shiny and have a nice soft finish to them (and I believe them to be better than AE's usual calfskin offerings). Also, the linings in the shoes are very substantial and as a result the shoe holds its shape well. I also believe the shoe is cut slightly narrow as I have very narrow feet and for me the fit is snug and secure. While AE is known for making shoes without a steel shank, the shoes from Brooks feel shanked and offer very good support. I also like the fact that the rubber half-sole is very thin so the shoe maintains its "dress shoe" appearance while still being very comfortable to walk in. Finally, Brook uses an English heal (i.e., a a dovetailed combination heel), which is not offered on most AE shoes, particulalrly at this price point. Overall, these are very well made and classic looking shoes. I believe that Brooks has used its own specifications, and combined them with a very good American manufacturer, with the result being a very solid pair of shoes. December 20, 2012
comfort right out of the box I bought the brown version of these this summer and since they are super comfortable, stylish, and made in USA, I bought the black ones. My wife and I went for dinner the first time I wore them and then went for a walk after and they were super comfortable - can't say that about many pairs of dress shoes I've ever owned. January 29, 2012
my new favorite shoes I have difficult to fit feet, so it seemed risky buying shoes from the website. When I received the shoes, I was relieved and happy to find that the shoes appear to be a tweaked version of what had previously been my favorite shoes. The previous shoes I had purchased directly from the manufacturer. For these shoes, it looks like Brooks Brothers made some improvements to one of the manufacturer's designs and put its label on them. Brooks Brothers has better color options than the manufacturer offers under its brand. January 18, 2012
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Allen Edmonds, not Alden. It is the fifth ave with slightly different sole. I have it in black and it is my favorite of four Allen Edmonds pairs... really nice I'm thinking of getting a dark brown pair too.
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Alden is the manufacturers.
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Hello, thank you for your inquiry. For our Perforated Captoes, you may have them resoled at your local cobbler. These particular shoes are not Allen Edmonds brand, so it is probable that they will not resole them for you.

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How is the fit? Does it run large, small, or true to size?
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The shoes fit true to size.
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Hello sir, many thanks for your inquiry into our Perforated Captoes. An "E" measurement attached to the size reflects a greater width, "EEE" being the widest. If you find that your feet are a bit wider than average, perhaps you would do well to select a 9 1/2E. However, if your feet are larger than is typical, you should select a 9 1/2EEE. In addition, a "D" is generaly considered to be average and perhaps your best bet if you do not consider your feet to be greater or less than the average.

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