In this hands-on review, we take a look at Wolf and Shepherd to help you decide if their shoes are worth buying.

If you’re like me, two types of shoes take up the majority of your closet: dress shoes and athletic shoes. Round things out with some slippers and hiking boots, and you’re ready for pretty much anything.

But Wolf and Shepherd has a different vision for your footwear choices — a shoe that combines the classic details of dress shoes with the performance of athletic shoes and the comfort of memory foam insoles.

I’ve been wearing a few pairs from Wolf and Shepherd to test them out, and now I’m here to share my honest opinions with you.

I’ll answer all your questions in this guide and give my final verdict on whether Wolf and Shepherd’s shoes are really worth buying.

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Overall, the quality of the shoes here is really nice. But the price just doesn’t seem to justify what is essentially a sneaker.

I wouldn’t necessarily want to wear the hybrid shoes to the office. I’m not convinced that hybrid shoes will ever really catch on for professional wear, but your mileage may vary.

However, if you’re deadset on wearing this type of crossover shoe, I’d definitely check out Cole Haan first for a comfortable pair of everyday, professional-looking “hybrid” shoes.

Pros

• Very comfortable shoes
• Lightweight and easy to slip on and off
• High-quality materials
• Long, narrow fit can be a flattering silhouette

Cons

• Don’t always have half sizes
• Don’t always have wide widths (and they run very narrow)
• Might be hard to find a perfect fit
• Doesn’t always live up to looking like a professional dress shoe

That said, if the Wolf and Shepherd’s offerings resonate with you and you have the budget for them, I think they might be worth trying out. Wolf and Shepherd seems like a good choice as far as comfort goes.