Lee Cooper Men Formal Black Shoes
Product code: FDS-12859
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Product Description
This stylish pair in a tapered square toe box design from lee cooper makes a trendy statement combined with superior performance. It&rsquo s a great combination of enhanced cushioning and durability. These shoes give superior traction and protection to the feet, while remaining comfortable and stylish enough for formal and semi-formal wear. You can team these with pants or chinos and shirts for a well groomed look.
Upper
Leather uppers for better comfort and durability
Stitch detailing for greater reinforcement and style
Tapered square toe box for more comfort
Elasticated insert behind the tongue for easy insertion and removal of the feet
Padded collar for extra comfort
Logo name tab embossed on the side
Leather lining for greater comfort
Midsole
Shock-absorbing EVA midsole for enhanced comfort
Cushioned footbed for all day comfort
Outsole
TPR outsole for durability and higher abrasion resistance
Wave ridge pattern for better grip
Slight heel for ergonomic comfort
Wash care
Wipe surface with soft, clean, damp cloth
Do not machine wash
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| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-12859 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 24.99 € |
| Size | EURO40, EURO41, EURO42, EURO43, EURO44, EURO45 |
Customer reviews
3.5
Based on 4 reviews
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Returned it
Wanted to like it, couldn't. Material feels cheap in the hand. Sizing bears no relation to the chart. The formal black shoes just didn't work out. A shame, because the idea is good.
Malvina K. Saphir
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Really pleased
Turned out even better than the photos. The fit is spot on. The formal black shoes is a keeper. Happy to recommend it.
Cassey R. Denecamp
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Mixed feelings
It's fine, with a couple of niggles. Comfortable enough, but the finish could be better. Fine, if your expectations are set.
Elmo B. Exley
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Better than expected
Second one I've ordered. Sizing was true to the chart. Colour matches the listing exactly. Worth the money.
Ellene P. Beyn
