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These dress shoes are so comfortable you can actually run a marathon in them

Aug 9, 2017, 16:58 IST

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Wolf and Shepherd is a company that has set out to make the most comfortable dress shoes on the market. Founder Justin Schneider worked as a shoe designer for Adidas and New Balance before starting a brand of his own. With Wolf and Shepherd, he has taken some of the innovative technology that make your sneakers so comfortable and applied it to wingtips, cap-toes, and loafers.

Business Insider commerce senior director Breton Fischetti explains why they're the most comfortable dress shoes he's ever worn.

WOLF & SHEPHERD dress shoes, $345, available at their site

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