Dr. MartensWomen's 8065 Mary Jane

Love these! Didn’t take long to break in and surprisingly comfortable

Super cute!

Used to wear these in HS, got another pair and they are still amazing quality.

Gift for sister, very slay.

I have been wanting these shoes for years but they were just too expensive UNTIL NOW. Prime day sale they were more than 50% off! I cant wait to wear these! Theyre so cute and fit me perfectly. Dr. Martens usually run big but I got a size 8 and they fit me perfectly. The leather is very tough but if you wear thick socks they arent too bad. Mine arrived in perfect condition, the black leather looks perfect.

Stiff to start with, but that was to be expected. Right shoe started squeaking when I walk after about a month, which is annoying, but not a deal breaker.

It's great to know that classics like these are still made. Great comfort that keeps my feet in the right position, unlike today's shoes made with cloth and mesh material that eventually stretch out of shape. It is also great to know there are shoe designers that don't think females' feet are POINTED. These type of shoes, especially with a high heel pushes the feet forward cramping the toes even more which eventually leads to feet problems.My father believed that the most important part of our dress attire were the very best shoes you could afford, even if you only owned one pair. Below is an excerpt from my book, "Last Ride On The Ferry""Her father had always insisted on his kids wearing Oxford shoes. “El Consejero Medico del Hogar (The Home Medical Adviser) says that while a child’s feet are growing, they should have the proper support for their feet; otherwise their feet will be crooked with corns from wearing ill-fitted shoes,” he would tell his family. Severo had bought this book by Dr. Huberto Swartout back in 1935. He had taught himself how to read as he deciphered each word, even if it was extremely slow."

i love love love these freakin shoes. i read reviews complaining about the buckles and the heel and having to break them in, so i was prepared. i have had doc boots before, but i wanted a pair to wear in the summer/warmer weather.as for breaking them in, i just wore them as long as i could before they started to get sore, then i just took em off. there was a spot on the heel of my bigger foot that got a blister, despite my thick socks. after about 3 or 4 wears all for a few hours at a time i am able to work the buckles just fine and they are broken in. adorable with socks or no show socks...i wouldn’t wear them w/o just because i don’t want these precious babies to stink. if you know what you’re getting into w/docs i say DOIT.