Deer Stags Gabe Lace-Up Dress Comfort Shoe (Toddler/Little Kid/Big Kid)

Features:

100% Synthetic
Rubber sole
QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST: Deer Stags has been making shoes since 1929. We are a 3rd generation shoe family and stand behind our products 100%. If you ever have a problem with your shoes, know that we are dedicated to making it right.
COMFORT AND FIT – The lace up style offers personalized fit with room to grow with your child. Easy on and off. The full sponge EVA heel cup helps support your kid’s feet
CLASSIC STYLE: The rich synthetic leather upper features a classy runoff toe style that will look great at all kinds of formal occasions like Church, Easter, Bar Mitzvah’s, weddings, proms and more.
SPECIFICATIONS & DETAILS: This shoe has a rich synthetic leather upper. It features a moc-stitch design and laces for personalized fit. Easy care – wipe clean and buff. Measurements in size chart are internal measures of shoes. Imported

I bought these for my son, who is a ring bearer in a wedding at the end of the month. We got them early to try and get him used to them before hand so he was comfortable in them that day. Since they arrived he has loved them and will not take them off. They run true to size

Devin Seeker Christie

Good quality and comfort with a very reasonable price tag

We bought these shoes for our 7 year old son as he needed a new pair of dress shoes to wear with a suit. These Deer Stags had many favorable reviews on Amazon so we gave them a shot. When the shoes came, they looked good, felt well made and my son said they felt comfortable on. They fit true to size as well. Another nice thing about these shoes is they are versatile enough to be dressy and appropriate with a suit but not so dressy that they look out of place with more casual clothes. We found these shoes to be a good buy.

Syed Masrequzzaman

Great shoes

I got these for my 14-year-old son who was going through a major growth spurt. I figured for $10 if he only wore them a couple of times it would be worth it. Well his feet must’ve stopped growing because he still wearing them and they still look great. I’m shocked because of the price

Kayla Clardy

Pretty comfortable dress shoes

Used for my 8 and 1/2 year old son for dressy occasions. He tried several pairs of dress shoes on, and he felt these were the most comfortable of all the choices. He wore them for about half a day and then wanted to change into tennis shoes (what boy wouldn’t want to wear tennis shoes over dress shoes?!) but he never complained of pain.

Tracee Kline

Item as described and looks good with my son's suit

Item as described and looks good with my son's suit. My son loves it and said they're very comfortable~! My son's happy so I'm happy!

Dionne Redman

Built with little boys in mind

Got these on a great sale and they are very nice. I love the fact that they are designed with rubber soles even though they are dress shoes. This is important because boys will climb any and everything. I was concern the first time my son wore this to playground after a dressy event but was relieved after finding that the soles had traction enough to climb the monkey bars! Very cute and comfortably soft (on the inside) shoes.

Robbie Martinazzi

Nice shoes

I had to get my 7 year old some dress shoes for church. These are good shoes and look nice on his feet. I have bought shoes similar to this that were difficult to get on his feet because the opening was so tight. These don't have that problem.

Ana Kolevska

Perfect quality & comfortable for active 10 yr old

Part of my son's Halloween costume so I wasn't really willing to break the bank for possibly only one day of use. But I also didn't want to injure his feet. Well they fit perfectly (I ordered a half size up just in case and couldn't even worn his regular size honestly) He walked all night all over out neighborhood hills in the shoes with no problems, no blisters and he could've kept going without any issues. I was very pleased and pleasantly surprised. I would buy from this company again if he needs fancy shoes.

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