Madeline G.
Classic sandals are great, other styles of shoes not so much
I have had 5 pairs of shoes from Jack Rogers. The wooden sandals seem to hold up nicely, however the jelly sandals and booties do not. The pair of jelly sandals I had broke and I know multiple people who have had the same problem happen. I will not purchase another pair of jellies ever again due to the quality and price. I think they should be made better considering the higher price. I got around 6 months of wear from these shoes before they gave out on me. On the other hand the booties are TERRIBLE QUALITY!!! I purchased the Bailee suede bootie from the Jack Rogers private sale over the summer and highly regret that decision. I haven’t worn them probably 15 times before the heel on one of the shoes came off. These shoes are $128 retail and are no where near the quality of that price. Luckily I didn’t pay that much. I would not reccomend buying a pair of Jack Rogers booties that have a wooden heel. They are poorly made considering the price. Not worth the money. My cheaper booties from American Eagle have held up much better over the course of a year compared to these which haven’t even lasted through a month of wear. The sole of the shoe also seems to be separating from the shoe as well. I would not reccomend the booties or jelly sandals to anyone. I do really like the classic wooden sandals from there, they seem to be worth the price considered to some of their other styles. Plus the Jack Rogers site doesn’t have a place to review your purchase so I’m leaving a review here hoping they will see it. Hope this helps anyone considering buying booties or jelly sandals.