Bruno Moda Italy Prince Men's Classic Modern Oxford Wingtip Lace Dress Shoes

Great style, the fit is perfect, the materials seem to be top shelf and the value is amazing

The shoe looks very good and has a good quality. It is not the most comfortable shoe but it feels good to walk in and has good traction. I had a different pair of these for some time now and they have good durability if taken care of. Very good deal for the price.

I don't have a need to wear dress shoes very often, so these fit the bill pretty well as a good value for the money. They look nice and have held up reasonbaly well. They are also fairly comfortable.

So cute. Great fit- even for wide flat feet. Comfortable and durable. Perfect - especially for the price.

Perfect, well made shoe with accurate sizing. Paired nicely with my navy blue suit. Couldn’t have asked for a better shoe.

Okay, I’m used to spending big bucks on men’s dress shoes. I’m talking $300 plus for American made shoes. They are recraftable (resole-able) for another $100 each time.But since Covid, I don’t go to the office as often. One of my black dress shoes needs to be re-soled, and it will be. Just not now.So I ran into these shoes on Amazon. It’s hard to argue with the price. Literally 10% of what I have been paying. So, are these shoes 90% lower in quality?The short, simple answer is, surprisingly, no. Just the opposite.Upon receipt, I inspected them carefully and they looked pretty darned decent. I was looking for any excuse to plop them back in the box and return them. I couldn’t find anything.I appreciate that the leather upper is smooth and mildly shiny. This is a wing tip style shoe, so I’m impressed that the extensive stitching was evenly spaced. The leather detailing that I expect on a wing tip is also all there.Inside the shoe, it is lined from the toes all the way to the heel box… nice! And that leather feels surprisingly supple. That is something I would expect on a much more expensive shoe. But definitely not at this price point.Hmm.I even liked the wax laces they chose. They are a little thicker and have more than adequate length. The shoe’s eyelets have interior facing metal grommets to protect against stretching and tear out of the leather and helps protect the laces against friction wear, as they are tightened and loosened over time. Now having that detail, at this price point, has raised both of my eyebrows.Double hmm. Now I am really impressed.The only thing that I didn’t like was that the stitching—that joins the uppers to the sole—is white. I needed to polish these shoes anyway, so I figured I’d see what would happen if I put black polish on the stitching.I’m happy to say that the uppers shine up very nicely, to a high gloss. This was done with just a little bit of buffing, using a traditional horse hair bristled brush. And followed by a buffing cloth. Although I didn’t do it, the leather is smooth enough that I probably could have spit shined them.And those pesky white stitches on the top side of the soles? Well I’m happy to report that they are now definitely black.Turning the shoe over, I can visually see a lump where the shank is supposed to be. That’s a good thing. Not all shoes have a shank. It helps to support the arch. That’s another nice detail. I am expecting the shank to be plastic at this price point. So I am utterly shocked to report to you that a magnet sticks to the bottom of the shoe. That shank is steel! Now I am amazed! We’re talking mind blown, Purple smoke everywhere.Speaking of details, I was very surprised to see the nicely done wing tip detailing, from on top of the shoe, carried over to the bottom of the sole. Wow. I have never seen that before. That’s surprising.Now it is important to point out that the sole is some man made material. Definitely not leather. But that’s okay. Especially in the wet, leather wears out quickly, if you don’t wear rubber over shoes. One less thing to fuss about.The heel itself has a band/layer of rust brown material sandwiched between black layers. I wonder if that is a cork or bamboo material? Having walked in these shoes, on concrete and tile floors, last week, there is a noticeable level of cush, or give. They will definitely not to be confused with sneakers. But for dress shoes, this is a pleasant and surprising experience.The first day, I wore them at home, over the weekend and I’m glad I did that. They needed time to adjust to my feet. Any dress shoe that I have ever worn needs that.But after that, these shoes have been pleasant enough to walk around in at work.I’d have to say that these shoes give me at least 90% of what I would expect from my $300+ shoes for around 10% of the cost.In my estimation, at their current price point, they constitute an excellent deal.And especially if you are just breaking into the business world and need a good pair of interview shoes, these are definitely respectable… just be sure to put black polish on the white stitches.Oh, BTW, I have wider feet and I ordered the shoe wide. After the initial stretching, they fit nicely.So, in the final analysis, what do I think? I have to say, yes, these shoes definitely get my recommendation. Especially if price is a huge factor, then these shoes constitute an excellent deal.

Bought these for an office job and they were great for about 6-9 months, then the uppers began peeling away from the soles. Tried fixing with shoe glue but no luck. During the time I had them, they were rather comfortable and stylish.

Very comfortable the first time that I put them on. Great style and value.