I love this brand, I love suede, I love the "worn look" and I love that the heel is not too high and the price was amazing! Major win all around. I have a big foot (12) and found them to be very roomie, comfy and totally hipster/cool. I am in the music industry so these are perfect to rock with leggings or jeans which is the unofficial industry uniform.

Although I have not worn them outside yet, I find the fit to be fine. The heel height is comfortable. The look is stylish, perfect with jeans and a button shirt...sort of a western look. It could be a hair wider at the point where the small toes are.

These boots are really comfortable. The leather is soft and supple. I ordered a 9.5, which I usually wear, a 9 probably would have worked, but they are fine. Nice boot.

These are a nice pair of casual boots, but are definitely not for dressy wear. The toe of the boot has that trendy "scuff" look to them. I knew that when I purchased them, and will wear them with jeans and casual attire. The heel height is good for me; I am not comfortable with high heel heights because of back surgery I had a few months ago. Order a half size smaller than what you normally wear, as they run about a half size larger then your normal size. I will be wearing thick socks with these boots.

I ordered these in black, 8 medium (my usual size), but will be returning them. They were mostly comfortable except for a little snug on my left forefoot, and they were a little long. The leather is not smooth, but pebbled which to me gives a little more casual look although they could be worn with dress pants as well. The zipper did not slide smoothly which surprised me for Nine West since I have had very nice quality shoes from them in the past. I found some others that I liked better.

These are legends in style and quality. After a short hiatus from Florsheim wingtips I purchased three pairs of these (Burgundy, Cognac, Black Tumbled ) 3 years ago. Yes, they are heavy and they take a while to properly break-in, but they are bulletproof and long wearing, although insole comfort needs augmenting with an insert if you will be spending more than 9-10 hours in them (I am a big gentleman and can abuse a shoe). Before I even wore them I purchased new cedar shoe trees and had heel taps added, to-date the soles are holding up just fine. Make sure they are properly air dried if they get wet and rotate your shoes every day if possible. Even though I care for them at home, they visit a good cobbler every few months of wear for a good polish and new heel taps. These shoes are classy and make you feel like a million bucks when you walk into a meeting! They look great with a suit or a pair of jeans and I have even had them out on the dance floor. There are many wingtips out there and I almost purchased Allen-Edmonds McClains, but I kept coming back to the authoritative timeless look of the Florsheim Kenmoor Wingtip with a double Goodyear welt sole.

I bought a pair of these in 1969, I still wear them today. I had to have the heel replaced, but the sole is still good. A great shoe.

As good looking as Allen Edmonds but cheaper by a significant amount. Allen Edmonds are much more comfortable without any need for break-in which Florsheim Imperial Longwings require. But, Allen Edmonds are much more pricey than the Florsheim's. Alden is still the best American business shoe but also the most expensive of these 3.

The shoes felt true to size, were very good looking and comfortable. I didn\'t even have to break them in. They\'re not as comfortable as my Luccese boots, or I would give them 5 stars.

I have worn Imperials for years. They are the most comfortable dress shoe I have found, and maintain their appearance and shape for a greater length of time than any other shoe I have purchased. The style never gets stale. I currently own two pairs and are extremely satisfied. This next comment does not need to appear in the review: The color I ordered is not the color or shade that I received. This pair is not tan as shown.