Dr, Martens makes premium leather, rubber-soled shoes in a variety of styles.

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Dr. Martens Black 1461 Derbys

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God I love my Dr. Martens. They take a minute to break in (I recommend very thick socks and blister stick) but once they do, they're comfortable and substantial. My first pair lasted 6/7 years, and my current pairs have been going strong for several. They're timeless, and a great investment!

If you have the persistence to work through the 'breaking them in' process, Dr. Martens will become a staple in your wardrobe, and they will be there forever because Docs are made to last. 

buying a pair lasts forever if you take care of them. and a lot of classic styles so super worth it

I love my Dr Martens. I have the pink ones and have gotten so many compliments. They take some breaking in and they cause bad blisters at the top if you don’t cover your bare skin. But they are great quality. 

They can be hard to break in but I have had a pair of Doc Marten Chelsea boots for about 4 years now and they still look brand new after a lot of Midwestern winter days.  Definitely high-quality products.

love the style, but shoes take so long to break in

Dr. Martens shoes are almost indestructible. I have two pairs, one classic black boot and one classic laced shoe. They take some time to break in and might hurt a bit at the beginning but after a while they become very comfy. I use them almost every day.

What is there to praise about Docs that hasn't already been said? I have two pairs and they go with almost everything I've ever worn them with. They're THE essential leather combat boot.  For the love of God, please learn how to break them in and save the back of your legs the blisters, but don't ever let that deter your from the best boots purchase you could make.

Love them from a fashion standpoint, but the boots are not that comfortable. 

I have several docs and I love them so so much. The quality is great. I lived in Connecticut for four years and didn't want to invest in shoes for the winter so I just wore my docs and they withstood the snow and salted pavements. Towards the end of my time in CT was when docs really started to become a trend out there (I am from California and they have always been a trend out here!) that someone complimented me and asked if they were new.... at that point, my docs were 8 years of wear. If you take good care of them, they'll last a lifetime, plus they're super comfortable. Side note, I  am a working professional in the biotech industry, and everyone still compliments them at work.... my company has a "professional business dresscode" and docs are complimented? I just think theyre a fan favorite to everyone. I believe everyone deserves a pair!!

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