Dockers Gordon SKU #109565(View on Zappos.com Classic)

This shoe appeared to be a near duplicate of a Dockers model which was super comfortable. However, I overlooked the description of a “padded collar” which actually takes about 2 sizes off of the length of the shoe. The collar would more accurately be called a garrote and will have you sitting shoeless with blisters within two hours.

Reasonably priced, attractive shoe that NEEDS BREAKING IN - I give this shoe three stars for comfort because the first two times I wore them I was in pretty excruciating pain. The first time, my right foot developed the worst blister I've ever had and the leather was so stiff that even beyond the blister my feet just hurt in general. The second time, the blister problem didn't come back but they still made my feet hurt. By the third time, they were very comfortable. I should also mention that I walk about a mile a day while going to and from work, so if you walk less it might take longer to break the shoes in, but the initial uncomfortableness will probably be less severe. The shoes are narrow, so consider getting them in wide if your feet at all wider than normal. They look good for a $60 shoe. The rubber sole seems hardy.

Comfortable after a few days. These shoes look great. They are very understated and professional looking. They aren't too "trendy" so I know I will be able to wear them for years. At first they were not very comfortable but after 2 or 3 days of wearing them with double socks, they fit great! I will definitely buy Dockers in the future!

Dockers Shoe - Nice shoe - It's hard to find 15's that look good. It fit's ok, but still needs to be broken in.

Rubbing the grass - Recently I was seated in the grass and my shoes were rubbing the grass. The paint of my shoes suffered an important kind of waste of paint. Maybe was my fault, but I never thought that it was very easy to damage the paint of my shoes.

Dockers Gordon - This is my 2nd pair of the Dockers Gordon. They wear extremely well. The rubber sole makes them comfortable. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a comfortable shoe suitable for work or leisure.

To Gordon or not to Gordon - Wearable right out of the box. No break-in period for the black Gordon Dockers. Been wearing this brand for 10 years, wore out many pairs at work. I replace them about every 3 months for maximum comfort. Thanks for a nice shoe for the working man.

Good looking narrow shoe - A very attractive shoe, but inadequate width. I hope these break-in but presently can be uncomfortable. I had ordered an EE width and received W, which is all they had to offer. I felt this was deceptive, but I kept them anyway.

Great shoes... I searched for weeks in every dept store you can think of in North TX and tried on just about everything in the "comfort dress shoe" category. I am 46 and my feet had gotten to a point where they would no longer tolerate traditional dress shoes at least not for a whole day at work. My desk is literally one quarter of a mile walk from my car in the company garage. This was taking a toll on my feet every day. I did not have a lot of faith in these as Dockers (Levis) was known for Jeans and khakis, right? But, lo and behold, I put these on and started walking around the DSW store. BTW, DSW is a great place to try on shoes at they have a lot of floor space that you walk around in to really get a good feel for any shoe you are considering. To this point I had tried everything from Bostonian to Timberland to Rockport to Ecco...just name it and I probably tried their entry in the comfort dress shoe arena. Nothing felt anywhere near as good as the Gordons. I have both the brown and black and have been wearing them now for almost a year. They feel great all day and, due to the expansive layout of my corporate headquarters, I have to do a lot of walking during the day (sometimes). They have worn great and look great also...something I could not say about most of the other shoes I tried on. I have recommended these to several co-workers and they have loved them as well.