Hello and thanks for the questions. The leather is a little stiff at first but over all these are very comfortable. They are a heavier shoe but I would say only moderately. If they came in other colors, I would probably buy them all.

These fit very oddly, and as much as I love the look, I absolutely would not recommend purchasing a pair. They sit very high on the instep of the foot but fail to provide enough room for anyone but those with the lowest profile foot. The leather is extremely stiff, and the break-in period is excruciating. These have been relegated to the very back of my closet, and if I didn't love the look of them, I would have sold them on eBay by now. As for sizing, good luck. I tried the 43, my usual size, and it was tight. I then tried the 43.5 they were sliding off my feet. I ended up with the 43 thinking they would stretch the more I wore them, but sadly, I never managed to get that far. I always thought I would never find a pair of shoes more uncomfortable than my Christian Louboutin loafers, but I wad wrong, these are MUCH worse.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 Thank you very much for the response I was planning on buying these online, I figured I could style these with a black and/or brown outfit scheme but if the fit and comfortable isn’t there , then it isn’t worth it to me. Any recommendations? I’m transitioning my style from sneakers to loafers and derbies

I have always found Ferragamo to be a very comfortable shoe. I will also say the Dior loafers I recently purchased are extremely comfortable, but did need to go down a 1/2 size on those.

Thanks for the comment. I'm not sure about anywhere, but you can order them from the Ferragamo site.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 I don’t see the “mason” title on the australia site but if that’s possible then I’ll try special order through the boutique here. Thank you for your fast reply and help!

@@luxdavidnyc3793 I can’t seem to see them on the australia site but I’ll inquire if the boutique here can special order from Italy if they’re still in production. Thanks for the fast response and help!!

Thank you. I always match my shoes and belts, and this combo is amazing together.

Thank you for your comment. Leather soles a simply my preference. Personally I'm not a fan of Hermès. I think they're very over rated and their quality is no better than any other luxury. In fact, I would argue that their quality is lower. Obviously I had a very bad series of experiences with Hermès.

​@@luxdavidnyc3793 I'd go even further with this. I don't think any brand is much better than others these days. If you look around, everyone is offering pretty much the same. I do like Dunhill accessories but I perfectly understand, you'd find similar wallet from Ferragamo, Dupont, Montblanc and other brands within this price bracket.

Well belt sizes should be one size larger than you actual waist. So a 38 inch waist would be a 40 belt or 110.

Thank you. Usually I wear a 10 or 9.5 US depending on yhe shoeIn GUCCI and LV I'm a 9 or a 43EU. I don't wear Nike. I hope this helps.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 thanks a lot for the quick update!

Congratulations! Personally I think the OP is as close to a perfect watch as possible. I do regret not getting the 39mm, but that doesn't mean I'm not still thrilled and very thankful to have this one.

@@luxdavidnyc3793i feel you,i also have this 36white model. And now the new 41op has gotten my attention

Hello and thank you for your question. If I understand correctly, you're asking if these shoes are actually worth the cost; I believe they are. The materials and construction are both very high quality. Over worn these a lot and they still look amazing. The metal YLS on the right show has remained black with no discoloration. For a brie period these were available in a leopard pony hair and I was thinking of getting them just to be fun. If they came in brown or blue leather, which are my two other staple colors, I would absolutely purchase them.

I haven't noticed that at all. I've worn them a lot, and they've held up quite well. Thanks for the question a

Thanks for the question. Reversing this belt is difficult because the buckle is very secure once affixed. I've decided to leave it on the monogram size out of fear that the buckle hole will stretch.

That's a great question. Unfortunately, I have no idea. It was printed on the label that was a fixed to the box. I would guess it may have to do with the material they're made of, but I have no way to be certain.

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Thanks for the question. In my experience, they are a quality product on par with other luxury brands.

Thanks for the question. Personally, I would not wear them if I was going to be doing a lot of walking. The soles only have rubber nubs, which leave the leather rather exposed. I would opt for a loafer instead.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 Thank you for the insight. Why not just buy a pair of loafers in the same style since they are more versatile? What is the appeal of driving shoes when one can buy a pair of loafers? Thanks in advance.

The Gucci loafers in white have gold hardware, which I don't care for. Also, white shoes aren't something I would wear often, maybe once or twice during the season.

Thank you. I wore them for the first time, and they are so comfortable, I wish they came in other colors.

They are a little narrow, but otherwise true.

They are a little narrow, but otherwise true.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 thank you! I’m a US9 in Nikes what size should I take? Whats your size for reference

You are welcome. That isn't interesting question. I purchased mine from a company called The Hand and they were fantastic to work with. They made recommendations with regards to sizing based on other shoes that I have in my collection. I have more Ferragamo shoes than any other brand I wear a 9.5 EE. They walked me through the sizing and it was perfect. I will say that the leather versions of these dude have a break in period, where I did not experience that with the suede. My recommendation is that you contact them and purchase through them, as I do not wear Nike and am not familiar with their sizing.

@@mrgoosey1700I’m a US10 air force 1, air max 90/95 and B&L US10 fits great, but yes they are a bit narrow and since my is pretty wide they do take time to break in.

Thank you

Thanks for the comment. After wearing these outside for a bit I found the soles were fine. I have not experienced the buckle making any noise.

Hello and thanks for the question. I wear the EEE as I have wider feet and in doing so I can wear a 9.5 comfortably.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 thanks sir. Whats your size usually on Nike?

@@luxdavidnyc3793 thanks! Whats your usual nike size?

@gelotorres sorry, I don't wear Nike, ever. I will say that Ferragamo probably runs as close to true sizing as I've ever experienced.

Great question, thank you. First for men, belt and waist sizes are two different things. Usually, a man will wear one to two sizes larger for belt. So, someone with a 36x waist will wear a 38 - 40 size belt. Most luxury men's belts are in centimeters. A size 100 is about a 40 and will fit someone with a 36' - 38' waist. Thankfully, the websites usually have conversion tables.

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Thanks for the question. I've actually only wrote them once, which for me is very unusual. These are by far the most uncomfortable shoes I've ever owned and easily make Christian Louboutin shoes feel like slippers in comparison. The sizing is completely off, they are stiff, and somehow manage to squeeze what feels like random parts of my feet for no apparent reason. I did notice that Burberry has introduced a similar pair with a more elegant cut which I am considering, but I'm unsure if I'm willing to take the chance on another pair.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 what about sole? Is it good quality?

Thanks for the question. They are wearing really well & I would definitely purchase another pair.

Thank you

They're sold in certain high-end department stores as well as in Ferragamo boutiques. If you are not close to either, they can be ordered off of the Ferragamo website ferragamo.com. Thanks for the question.

Thanks for the question. I believe they're around $700US.

Ferragamo drivers are a step above others IMO. I hope you enjoy your pair!

Sizing please when comparing to sneakers like Nike?

@@gelotorres my Nike sneakers are 11 and the drivers are 9.5 E. 9.5 is my true size, but I always get a size up because I swap the insoles in all my shoes. Well, I didn’t have to do that in these drivers 9.5 is just perfect.

@@biggboi1967 9.5EEE or 9.5EE?

That's a great question and I honestly have no idea. Unfortunately I don't have a box to even check for you. It might state this information on Amazon. If you find out please let me know. Thank you.

Thank you. They have become the only brand I use in my shoes!

Thanks for the questions. My experience with the buckles is that they are somewhat durable. When they get dirty I clean them with a damp cloth and dry them with a lint-free cloth. I have my shoes professionally hand shined & they take care to avoid getting any cream or polish on the hardware. As to how they avoid this, they are extremely careful and remove any of our comes in contact. I never have them machine polished as the buffing wheel can scratch the hardware.

@@luxdavidnyc3793 Thank you so much for your reply and super useful information. 🙏 This help me so much for take care of my new shoes. ☺️

Happy to help. I hope you enjoy your shoes for many years to come.

Thanks

If memory serves me correctly, they were around $700.

Thanks for the positive comment and question. I've have Ferragamo, Gucci, and Prada drivers. The Ferragamo are my favorite, as with all quality shoes, they shouldn't be worn more than once and then rotated with others. Wearing the same pair for multiple days in a row is a bad idea. Because of the sole design of all drivers, they're never going to wear as well as a loafer per say. They sound wear better indoors that out. I hope this answers your question.

I wear a 100 which is in cm and equates to about 39 inches. Belts are usually purchased one size up from the waist size for pants. Most sites have a size conversion table. Thanks for the question.

Great question! I'm actually going to be posting a new vlog after the holidays about this very thing and the ordeal I've gone through in order to get a pair that actually fits. Long story short, they seem to run just a bit small, so you may need to go up one half size. Thanks for the question!

Yes, brown driving shoes. They're very versatile and can be styled with a variety of outfits.

Thanks!

Wonderful, thank you!

Thanks for the comment. We still have these and they remain beautiful to this day!

Thank you for the question. It took a few tries for me to actually get the right size and these seem to run .5 small so I ended up with 43.5. The leather is stiff and the first time I wore them it was not the most pleasant experience. After a few wears they are now both comfortable and feel supportive.