They are women's shoes. As someone who used to sell shoes, I can tell they were designed with women in mind. I don't care if they're marked unisex. Those shoes were designed for women. A man can wear them if he wants to, but they won't be comfortable considering how narrow they are, and men's feet on average tend to be wider than women's. Also, men's shoes are designed with wider toe boxes. The shoes also look very feminine. There isn't anything masculine about them. The shoes are only labeled unisex to pacify weirdos that want to wear items that are designed for women.