Dr. Martens Men's 1461 U.S.A. Flag Leather Oxfords - Celebrate American Pride with Classic Style

DAVID: Really nice fit. Long lasting.

United Kingdom on Oct 12, 2023

mario: Non deludono mai le Dr. Martens

Italy on Sep 26, 2023

Linda: Super fast delivery, excellent quality and price

Australia on Sep 17, 2023

Stefania G.: Purtroppo mi è stato spedito un modello diverso da quello indicato nella foto e nella descrizione, quindi anche la vestibilità è diversa, più ampia perché unisex e non da donna, ma soprattutto hanno la suola del modello tradizionale, più bassa, a differenza del modello descritto con suola bex, la via di mezzo tra tradizionale e platform.
Le ho comunque tenute perché belle e con un prezzo stra competitivo.
Per la larghezza ho risolto inserendo la soletta asportabile dei miei anfibi dottor Martens.
Non trovo corretto, però, inviare un modello differente da quello richiesto.
Scarpa venduta e spedita da Amazon

Italy on Sep 13, 2023

Francesco L.: soddisfatto della spedizione, rapida e puntuale. le scarpe sono bellissime, purtroppo fidandomi dei consigli di amazon ho preso un 41 e mal me n'è incolto. nonostante infatti io porti di solito un 40/41 le scarpe sono risultate strettissime e pur provandole con cerotti e calze spesse mi hanno scavato i talloni. ho effettuato il reso e prenderò una taglia 42 quando mi arriverà il rimborso.

Italy on Sep 12, 2023

Zfactor: I received the real DrMartens… now comes the break in period which is so worth it!

United States on Aug 24, 2023

Vatios: I grew up on Doc Martens and continue to love them. These fit great, as expected. They look amazing and people comment on how nice they look. I've probably owned 10 pairs of Doc's going back to the late 80's, they're always in style and are strong and sturdy and worth the money.

United States on May 16, 2023

I Love Tech 888I Love Tech 888: I've always loved Dr Marten shoes. I've owned several pair over many many years. I usually stick with two different styles. This style has a more stiff upper ankle and the other is the padded ankle (brown shoe in the photo). Both are incredibly comfortable and can last what seems like forever.

This stiff upper ankle style can take a few days to break in. When I first put them on, I have to wear thick socks as I always tend to get a blister where the upper portion rubs against the back of my foot. However, after wearing a couple times, this is no longer an issue. The leather stretches and softens pretty quickly. That's the one reason why I sometimes where the other style. I mostly wear the other style if I'm going to be doing a lot of walking.

To me, these shoes are workhorses. They can handle a huge amount of abuse. While (to me) they are incredibly great looking, I usually am wearing these for working around the house or the car. I prefer the black when I'm working on my car. They can maintain a nice look regardless if I scuff them or get some oil/grease on them. The sole is also nearly indestructible and great when working on slippery surfaces

I've read some...

United States on Jan 19, 2021

MatthewGB: I want to start of by saying I love Dr Martens. I’ve been wearing them since i was nipper back in the 12th century. Ok, times have changed and with it all social and geographical boundaries have been crossed and recrossed. Each new generation has claimed to be the true generation that will be wearing their 1460s while the revolution that was going to be televised was called off because no one watches cable anymore. Yes, quality has dropped and getting the inexpensive and unequaled quality bouncing soles that I used to buy, is as far away as the countries that these are now outsourced too. There are of course the more expensive made in England line which at a price duplicates the ones from my youth that were very affordable and didn’t involve having to sale your granny. As much as we hate the Chinese outsourcing just bare in mind that they made this move to avoid bankruptcy. So for the people that complain that they're not as good as they used to be, remember that you came pretty close to not having anything to complain about, other than your Vietnamese Converse.
What most people don't know is Doctor Martens had a twin brother called Solovair which are still made in England...

United States on Jan 27, 2018

MathewsMathews: DM came through.

So, my first pair of Doc Martens are still going strong after 23 years of regular wear, this pair I purchased is not. I have 5 other pairs, all in various states, mostly very good. My newest of those 6 pairs is maybe 17 years old. I have no concerns with any of them, other than wear-and-tear.
This pair I purchased in December 2016 blew out the Air Wair sole in less than 6 months. I used some shoe glue to repair, but they have continued to come undone. At first, the quality on these appeared to be superlative. I'm very disappointed in the lack of quality in this pair of shoes.
I recently did some research, discovering that they closed most of their UK manufacturing facilities and now manufacture in Thailand, and maybe somewhere else. This came as a shock to me. I've seen that problem with the soles is not an uncommon problem.
I have always advocated for Doc Martens shoes and boots, and will continue to do so, but will also from now only recommend the UK-made shoes. Sure, the price is easily double. My first pair is 23 years old and still good. That's is a value that can't be made up for with a lower price.
Incredibly disappointing.

UPDATE:...

United States on Feb 18, 2017