Dr. Martens 1461 3-Eye Shoe
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Description
View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Enjoy a walk in the meadow with the unique style of the 1461 3-Eye Shoe by Dr. Martens®.
- Part of the Print Collection.
- Canvas upper with a floral printed pattern.
- Comfortable, leather lined interior.
- Cushioned leather insole.
- Lace-up closure with metal eyelets provides a secure and snug fit.
- DMS outsole is Dr.Martens' original air-cushioned sole.
- Goodyear welted construction provides durability with an upper and sole that are heat-sealed and sewn together.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 1 lb 2 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size UK 7 (US Women's 9), width M. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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One of the most respected and well-know icons in the world, Dr. Martens' boots, shoes, work shoes, and sandals continue to set the standard for durability, comfort and fashion. Dr. Martens's trademark look and quality construction has been recognized world-wide since 1960.
Where the classic 1460 style was being used by mailmen, union workers, and factory workers, it soon became popular among the masses. The 1460 continues to thrive, symbolizing individualism, originality, and taps into a individual's unique style who's willing to make that bold statement.
Dr. Martens doesn't think of itself as a "shoe" brand, but rather a way of thinking, a self-expression if you must. Popularly known as Doc Martens, they allow you to feel free to rock your grunge shorts, spike up your hair to the heavens, show off your body art, whatever floats your boat. So whether you call them Dr. Martens, Doc Martens or just Docs there are no limits to your creativity.
Where the classic 1460 style was being used by mailmen, union workers, and factory workers, it soon became popular among the masses. The 1460 continues to thrive, symbolizing individualism, originality, and taps into a individual's unique style who's willing to make that bold statement.
Dr. Martens doesn't think of itself as a "shoe" brand, but rather a way of thinking, a self-expression if you must. Popularly known as Doc Martens, they allow you to feel free to rock your grunge shorts, spike up your hair to the heavens, show off your body art, whatever floats your boat. So whether you call them Dr. Martens, Doc Martens or just Docs there are no limits to your creativity.
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100% Felt true to size
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- 100% True to size
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100% Felt true to width
- 100% Felt true to width
- 0% Felt narrower than marked
- 0% Felt wider than marked
50% Excellent arch support
- 50% Excellent arch support
- 50% Moderate arch support
- 0% No arch support
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Dr. Martens 1461 3-Eye Shoe
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Great shoes, light, true to size. Amazing service from Zappos. They look great with jeans or black pants! They are a statement, a conversation piece, everybody loves them!
I'd also recommend: buy one ! and you will get hooked they are amazing
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- Anonymous - customer
- from Mexico .
- April 7, 2012
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Love this shoe! True to size and can still wear a slightly thicker sock if I want. Great color and looks so cool with jeans!
I'd also recommend: Old Gringo, Born, Frye
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- Kim - customer
- from Gettysburg, PA
- August 16, 2012
