Polley, Women's, Soft Toe, Slip Resistant Mary Jane

I wear an 8.5 in regular shoes and a US8 in Docs. These were extremely tight out of the box, but within 15mins of wearing them I could tell they were going to be the right size. I wore them about 3 weeks around the house with double socks. Wore them today for first time to my bakery job and with some moleskin at the back of the heel, they didn’t hurt until 4 hours in. Not bad for day one. And they are so adorable!! The insole has extra cushion and the outsole is slip resistant, which is a must wear I work. I also have the DM Chelsea SRs and they’re still going strong after 4 years. And check out the great price on amazon. I received them 2 days after placing my order and these are the real deal. I’ve wanted these for a long time and I’m so happy they are finally mine!!

If you want a pair of shoes to last the school year or rough and tumble days on the job, give these Dr. Marten's Polley Mary Janes a try. Quality stitching and leather, long-wearing buckles, and lug soles make these shoes so durable and my go-to's for everyday wear. Scuff'em or buff 'em, these shoes take a bit of breaking in, but are comfortable and will last a long time if you take care of them. Size US women's 6 fits perfectly with no heel slipping or pinching.

I love these shoes! If you are in between sizes I recommend sizing down — I am normally a 7.5 and got a 7, and they fit perfectly. I have wide feet, and my toes do not feel squashed in these shoes. If you buy a pair of ankle gel sleeves, the breaking in process will go like a dream. Last but not least they’re cute, durable, and worth the value 👌

I work 10 hour shifts, it took 2 work days to break these in, it was painful. The third time I put them on the we’re lose and so comfortable and they are cute! I’m very happy with these.

As a waitress, I’ve always had the non-slip black sneakers. I was throwing them out every 9 months or so- they’re hard to clean, smelled, stained beyond repair, & the inside blew out. Also, they’re all so ugly I felt like fatty wearing her orthopedic shoes because there’s too much fluid in my cankles. Buying pricy brand name shoes to walk in nasty food dish water felt weird, but they’re so worth it. After like 10 months, the only sign of aging is a toe crease. My feet don’t hurt after back to back 12 hr shifts where I clock in 8 miles of steps just at work. I still have scars on my heels from the 1st week I wore them. Not being able to stop moving while your skin is hanging off the back of your feet is a kind of pain I wish on no one except for Justin Timberlake. I didn’t wear bandaids or padding until it was too late, but maybe breaking them before seriously wearing them is for the best.

I work in fast food and these are amazing. The traction really doesn’t budge and they look is overall so cute. I wanted something functional and cute and for the price A+. Love them

These beauties are a great everyday shoe and comfortable for being on your feet all day. They’re also go well with any outfit for going out in the evenings. Took about 3 days to fully break them in and mold to the wife’s feet. She says the toes are a little roomier than she’s used to and intentionally ordered a size down for that reason. The heel to toe length is still long enough, just a lot of toe wiggling space.

I’ve been wanting some Mary Jane docs for so long but didn’t want to spend the money. Finally thought paying under $100 was worth it and I’m so happy with them. I couldn’t stop staring at them for like a whole day when they arrived. I know these are geared towards being slip resistant work shoes, but you can wear them in any setting, wherever and whenever. I picked these over the 8065 Mary Jane’s, because these were more simple and I like the one strap. It was a hard decision though. They fit perfect, I’m a size 6 in docs, normally a 7 in other shoes. I’d suggest putting bandaids on the back of your ankles at least for the first few times while trying to break them in, I never had a problem. They do feel heavy but that’s how all Dr. Martens are, you get used to it after awhile. They are heavy duty and will last forever if you take care of them.