Customer Reviews Enzo Angiolini Liberty

These shoes look fine for flats, not generally my favorite style. Used a pedags innersole to accommodate no arch support in the shoe. No shock absorption on this heel whatsoever - so hard on the ankle compared to a loafer. However, they stretched out of shape rapidly and are nearly unwearable within 2 summers' of use. They are worn only for work, so should last for years. I would not purchase again.

This shoe was lined with a foam padding, when I had anticipated a leather lining. The padding made the shoe too tight and too hot, so I had to return them.

Two other different color pairs this size fit perfectly, these were tight due to the stiff plastic toes (faux patent leather), otherwise, very nice.

Disappointed in the changes in what used to be my favorite shoe. The fit changed a few years ago. Width in my size (7) is the same as always, but they are way too long now. There is this big empty space in the toe area. My current pairs with the old fit are getting very worn and wish I could replace them.

I was very disappointed in the quality, comfort and support of this shoe. It is completely flat with no arch or side supports. It is not a comfortable shoe but it does look nice. I only wear them when I know I won't be doing a lot of walking or standing up.

These Enzo Angiolini shoes are not as well made as before. I have been buying Enzo shoes for over 10 years, they were made in Brazil before, but I bought one from here, they are made in China, the leather is thin and so light, made me wonder if they are really leather shoes. Also seems not well balanced when I walk (maybe because they are too lightweight, or just not well made). They are also a little bigger then the ones made in Brazil, maybe caused by the loose fit. I still have a few pairs that were made in Brazil, so it's easy to compare with. Also there is some cheap cloth lining inside, don't know why. They are not worth the price. I'm now looking for other brands at Macy's, that's too bad.

Enzo Angiolini "Liberty" versus the "Rich" Although the "Liberty" very closely resembles the Enzo Angiolini "Rich" please don't be fooled! The "Liberty" is a beautiful shoe and well made, but is much wider than the "Rich" and has subtly changed in other ways... I am unable to wear the Liberty and am devastated after years and years of wearing the Enzo Angioloni "Rich."

I had been buying E.A. Liberty for years in every color. But the Enzo people have changed their recipe, These no longer fit, and the materials are now poor quality. This shoe was previously all leather, even the sole. So after one or two wearings, the shoe would perfectly conform to my foot. They looked like cute shoes, but felt like bedroom slippers. Dreamy! But now the soles are plastic. There is a toe cap inside the shoe that feels hard, and does not stretch or conform to my foot. And the fit is either too big or too small, depending on what lot you buy. Totally inconsistent fit. EA should go back to what they used to do. I would pay more for the fit and quality EA used to provide. Currently, I am paying my shoe repair man to keep my old Liberty shoes wearable as best he can. These new ones just are not good.

These shoes did not hold upto the rave reviews. I agree that they are pretty cute. I have worn them only onece or twice and they scuff very easily. I bought the metallic and silver shoes. The scuff marks show very easily. Today I wanted to wear them again. Hence deided to remove the scuff marks with soap and water. Along with the scuff marks the outer surface of the shoe also disappeared!!! Now the shoes have bald patches on them! I am truly disppointed!

I have bought this shoe for a few years now. I have always loved it. So comfortable right out of the box. BEWARE! This is not the same shoe anymore. Maybe being made by someone else? Very narrow and does not stretch enough. Quality seems not to be the same. Big disappointment.

I am sorely disappointed with this purchase (navy and chocolate Liberty). I have been an Enzo Liberty fan for over 20 years and have purchased over 10 pairs of this brand. After 20 years, I am still wearing them (yes, they have been resoled, but that's what you can do with leather soles.) The product website was deceiving in that the pictures showed leather bottoms ("real leather" stamp on the shoes I purchased), while the product information indicated that the soles were man-made. I was hoping that the pictures were spot on since all my other Enzos have leather soles. Needless to say, I was wrong. Had the pictures showed man-made soles, I would never have purchased the shoes. I do a lot of walking and leather is durable and repairable. Hence, I will be returning the shoes. However, I would like to know why Enzo cheapened the shoe by adding man-made soles when their legacy has always been to produce quality ALL leather shoes! Please update the pictures to reflect the product information!!!

Be careful when you order these. I never order off the net and was excited to find the Liberty shoe that I have worn forever with leather soles. Leather soled flats seem to be a thing of the past and I have worn these shoes forever to dance in. However I just received the plastic soles. Rubber soles and everywhere and anywhere and I certainly would not pay the $85 I spent. When I called the co and spoke with two (very nice accommodating) people both told me that their understanding is that there is leather placed over the plastic sole....neither knew that the "Cow Hide" insignia is the indicator of leather . It took forty minutes on the phone to explain all that and find out they had neither color I wanted with leather soles. Didn't know if more were ordered. BTW I actually have the plastic soled Croco that I bought at the JCPenny outlet for a quarter of the price.

These used to be great shoes; I own several pair. Now that they are manufactured in China, the quality control has slipped and the sizing is inconsistent, too. They still look good but they aren't the same. It's a shame because I really, really liked them.

The right shoe fits fine. The left shoe indicates it is also a 7 1/2M, but feels a size too small or is too narrow.

Sadly I had to return these as they were damaged right out of the box. This was my first experience with defective merchandise from Zappos, but these shoes showed signs of wear and tear and looked cheap; the stitching was frayed and torn on one shoe and there were scuffs on the bottom of both soles, as well as on the heel of the other. Once the return is expedited I may order another pair, as I did like the shoe, and hope this was an anomaly, although I have reservations; these shoes really did look cheaply made and for the slight amount of wear and tear on the sole, shouldn't have shown so much scuffing in the upper. Or had such shoddy stitching.