Original Chippewa Collection Men's 4 Inch Service Oxford

These are a high quality shoe (oxford if you want to call it). The quality, thickness and finish on the leather is very good as well as is the overall workmanship. It's good to know the USA can still produce high quality manufactured products and I am happy to support companies that keep Americans working. I purchased the shoe in Cordovan, which is a rich burgundy color. The shoe may look a little clunky to some and remind many of the shoes service station attendants and the like used to wear which is probably why they're called "Service Oxfords". However, the shoe is perfect for work or casual wear as well. I typically wear a 12M in most tennis shoes and boots and an 11.5M in quality dress shoes. The shoe has a nice wide footbed which doesn't cramp your toes and keeps your feet happy. I ordered these in a 11.5D and the fit is perfect. I should also mention, the shoes have no pading inside so be prepared to add your own insoles of choice if you wish. Overall I'm very happy with these shoes and Chippewa quality.

I was looking for a classic pair of shoes that I could dress up with slacks for office wear or down with jeans for casual wear. I couldn't decide between these and the  Red Wing Heritage Beckman Oxford,Black Featherstone,8 D US . Both have a similar look and are in a similar price range. I decided to order both and make the decision once I tried them both on.Both pairs are old style shoes. Tough leather, hard soles, no cushy insole. They were similar in most ways - the fit seemed true to size, the quality was very good, and the stiff leather would definitely need some breaking in. The biggest difference is that the Chippewa's have an all-rubber vibram sole and the Red Wings have a rubber-covered leather sole. The all-rubber sole is probably better for traction and insulation.I really wanted to keep the slightly less expensive Chippewas, but ended up liking the Red Wings better and will return these. The soles of the Chippewa shoes felt uncomfortably heavy to me. I probably would have made a different decision if I were spending a lot of time on a shop floor where the heavier sole might have been beneficial.

Let me say that at first I was very skeptical that these would both look good and be comfortable. I work in a research lab and these shoes are very comfortable if you need to stand for long periods of time, very durable/ tough if you need to do some mechanical work, but still look great and professional in case you run into someone important...I originally bought these shoes in the Cordovan color, which looks fantastic and broke in after about an hour of wear. I've had them for several months now and they are such a perfect mix of comfy, tough, but professional that I just had to get another pair (Tan Renegade). The tan color looks amazing, and it seems to actually be more copper in color that the image above depicts. It's starting to look even better as it breaks in.A couple of important notes: Theses shoes are crafted in the USA with USA hide (Horween Leather Co). I have a normal foot (11.5D) and my size in Chippewa was exactly one size smaller, and now the 10.5 fits like a glove. Finally, I did have to contact Chippewa customer service on a pair of boots I bought for the winter once and they were insanely helpful and quick to reply.

A very uncomfortable shoe out of the box. Maybe if you wore them and have feet made of iron they might be be okay and probably last forever.

Ive had these shoes about a week and so far I really like them! To me they are super comfortable right out of the box and really did not require any breaking in; I also ordered them in my normal size and they fit perfect. The Tan renegade is really good looking and takes on a more golden brown in creases or areas of tension that is really magnified by the fact that these shoes are more of a boot leather that has some slight natural wrinkles to begin with, really nice. The cork composite soles are a little harder so they tend to make some noise when you walk, if you have downstairs neighbors do them a favor and take off your shoes, but only for them!

Very well made. Hard to find top quality leather shoes. These are full grain leather and quality construction.They are true to size but a little tight to put thick insoles in. Hopefully as they break in that will change. The leather is very stiff new and likely will take a bit to break in.After a week- still great and even better. A hefty coating of mink oil helped with the break in andA little kiwi parade shine and they look even better .Edit * 6+months later comfortable and still look new. A little shoe polish, and soles barely worn down. Can easily say will lay another year +z

Great purchase overall. I love how these boots look. They're very durable and are easy to maintain with a little maintenance. My only negative is that I need to wear thicker socks with these. The edge of the leather that comes in contact with the Achilles tendon is rough and chafes that area. It's not a problem if I wear hiking socks, but thinner socks make wearing these and walking uncomfortable.

Boot tough yet classy enough to wear at the office. Fit like a glove but buyer beware, it will take more that a week or two of constant use to break in and loosen up. These are my four pair of Chippewa's and I haven't had a bad pair yet. Made in the USA!

私の場合、日本の普通サイズ26㎝でつま先は丁度良いが幅にすき間がありましたが、このチペアはぴったしでくるぶしも当たる事なく作りも値段の割に確りしており気にいりました。革が段々と馴染んでいくのが楽しみで良い点気になる点などこの先レビューを追加したいと思っています。

甲が低く幅が狭く踵が出っ張っている私にはピッタリです。革の質も高く、作りもいい…と思ったのですが、残念ながら目立つ傷と縫製不良がありました。返品して届いたものは羽の縫い付けが左右ともねじれていました。色違いを含めて三度の返品のあと、なんとか使えるかな、というレベルのものが送られてきました。値段が安いサイズはアウトレット商品なのでしょうか。もう返品はうんざりです。

こればっかりはその人に合うかどうかだがDは日本人にはちょっと狭いかな。