Which is better for wearing to an office?

The Stuart Weitzman Justina. Its pointed toe, no heel and formal styling suit dress codes, while the Dr. Martens 8065 is a casual shoe with a chunky sole.

The Dr. Martens 8065. Its Goodyear welted construction lets the sole be replaced, and the oiled Crazy Horse leather is built to take wear. The Justina is a lighter cemented shoe.

Is the Dr. Martens worth it over the Justina?

If you want a casual everyday shoe, yes: it is $69.95 at Zappos as of November 7, 2026, against $129.99 for the Justina as of October 28, 2026, and it is more repairable.

How does the Dr. Martens 8065 fit?

It uses UK sizing. Order 2 sizes smaller than your US women's size, so a US women's 7 takes a UK 5. Reviewers call it true to size with the buckles adjustable.

Does the Justina have a heel?

No. It is a flat, no-heel Mary Jane with a pointed toe and a cushioning, stability-focused footbed.

Are the Dr. Martens 8065 good for wide feet?

Better than the Justina. The 8065 has a wider footbed and rounded toe, while the Justina's pointed toe runs narrow.

Stuart Weitzman Justina Mary Jane vs Dr. Martens 8065 Mary Jane

The Stuart Weitzman Justina is the dressier pick: pointed toe, no heel, soft leather, and a cushioning footbed for long days on your feet. The Dr. Martens 8065 is the tougher, more casual shoe, with a chunky grooved sole, double buckles and Goodyear welted construction. The Justina's only recorded price is $129.99 as of October 28, 2026, while the 8065 is $69.95 new at Zappos as of November 7, 2026, so the Dr. Martens costs about $60 less.

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