Post: #76

Laner you have a very dope style when comes to dressing. Keep on posting the pics, good work.

Post: #77

I saw these the other day. Had to take a pic.

Post: #78

I don't like square shoes.

Post: #79

(01-31-2012 08:03 PM)mofo Wrote:  I don't like square shoes.

I do if they're real leather and the stitching looks right. I don't like shiny shoes though.

Post: #80

(01-31-2012 08:03 PM)mofo Wrote:  I don't like square shoes.

Same here, don't like Frankenstein shoes.

Post: #81

I only wear Barkers and Churches. Not everyones taste but classic and English is how I roll.

Post: #82

(01-27-2012 06:23 PM)Laner Wrote:  These are my go to jeans casual shoe (Clae). These get more compliments than any other shoe I have owned (I don't know why). They are ok, but after my first week wearing them I went back to the shop and bought another pair to put away for when my current pair gets worn out.

I like these for the casual jean look.

Post: #83

Finding shoes is a pain.

The Wolverine heritage line's great, but expensive as shit. I wear these things erryday (in black):

Post: #84

Just ordered these:

Post: #85

(05-18-2011 08:38 AM)docsedated Wrote:  When you are Looking also look at these two brands.

1. Mark Nason: Boots and shoes both ( Expensive but everybody notices ) First time I saw some one wearing them , I had to stop that man and ask him...... and I also saw a Girl Opening him and complimenting on his shoe.

2.Robert Wayne: I have 2 pairs and get tons of compliments on both.

Happy Hunting.......

Good suggestion with Robert Wayne. I was looking for something wild and stylish like Nason stuff. I've already got some Nason boots but nowadays they seem to be more expensive then ever. Less quality looking boots are all $400+. I got may pair a year ago for $250 and the craftmanship seems better.

RW has got some cool unique stuff... good recommendation. Relatively cheap too... I'll get a few pairs.

Post: #86

Here's a great resource for not too expensive dress/designer shoes: Yoox

There's a ton of variety on the site, lots more than I have here.

I ordered three pairs, which all happened to be from the same maker, Ciro Lendini. Quality is comparable to Cole Haan, and cost $70-100 on sale, I'd say, plus better design in my opinion. The site has tons of different brands, and they can be a little obscure and hard to get data on. Ciro Lendini has a couple of good reviews around the net. The Thompson brand also looks promising, but I haven't found good data on them. These brands are definitely a lot more obscure, so it's unlikely to see other people wearing them if that's a concern to you.

Here are the shoes I got:



$69, on sale.



$98, on sale.



$98 on sale.

Here's one I've been eyeing. I may return the last Ciro one, and get this one instead, either at the current price of $135, or wait for it to go on sale.



Here's a nice pair of boots, $165:

Post: #87

Salvatore Ferragamo. I was given a pair, which are slightly too big for me. So freakin' comfortable though, and look really classy! My last two suit purchases weren't custom, although my next ones will be. These shoes REALLY set the suit off, and make you feel straight money!

Post: #88

+1 to the dudes mentioning clarks wallabees. they're awesome but i'm not a fan of how big the gum sole is. feels like i'm wearing platform shoes.

i've been getting into the suede desert treks though. work well with some casual clothes (some raw denim and a tee) and for semi-formal occasions.

Post: #89

Bump.

Let's see some more shoe pics.

Laner?

I'm trying to replenish my tiny wardrobe (hey got to fit it in a backpack) but it's hard as hell to find shoes that fit me out here. My feet not so long but pretty wide.

Anyways, just curious what others are wearing. Surprised there's not more shoe intel here.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #90

(02-21-2014 08:06 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  Bump.

Let's see some more shoe pics.

Laner?

I'm trying to replenish my tiny wardrobe (hey got to fit it in a backpack) but it's hard as hell to find shoes that fit me out here. My feet not so long but pretty wide.

Anyways, just curious what others are wearing. Surprised there's not more shoe intel here.

Check out this thread, some good intel/examples here:
/thread-26488.html

Post: #91

(02-21-2014 08:31 AM)Brisey Wrote:  

(02-21-2014 08:06 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  Bump.

Let's see some more shoe pics.

Laner?

I'm trying to replenish my tiny wardrobe (hey got to fit it in a backpack) but it's hard as hell to find shoes that fit me out here. My feet not so long but pretty wide.

Anyways, just curious what others are wearing. Surprised there's not more shoe intel here.

Check out this thread, some good intel/examples here:
/thread-26488.html

I thought there was a bigger one around here somewhere.

Don't know how my search missed it.

thanks!

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #92

These are my current go-to:

Post: #93

AE is having a sale. Grabbed these.

http://www.allenedmonds.com/aeonline/cat...=1000&bi=0





I'll see how I like them and send them back if I don't. Different enough from what I have that I don't feel so guilty about buying them. They are leather soled, so if I take care of them, they should last. Not the biggest fan of rubber sole on more expensive shoes.

Post: #94

I love Laner's suggestions

Got these for rolled up pants and no socks:

Post: #95

The problem I have with AE's is that, while they look great in pictures, when you see them in person they're really pretty meh.

Post: #96

Usually bust these out in summer, bit fruity but they look good with chinos or smart shorts:

Post: #97

(01-31-2012 08:03 PM)mofo Wrote:  I don't like square shoes.

Amen. the square shoes chip and scuff so much easier. never buy square shoes.

(02-21-2014 11:59 AM)samsamsam Wrote:  

I don't like that buckle, I had a similar pair of ecco's and they wore out way too fast because of the buckle. the other pair is probably awesome though.

Post: #98

(02-21-2014 12:21 PM)Menace Wrote:  The problem I have with AE's is that, while they look great in pictures, when you see them in person they're really pretty meh.

The beauty of free returns...

Post: #99

Anyone ever try Magnanni shoes? Spanish company...they look really nice.

Post: #100

what shoes would you guys recommend to a summer outfit like this:



(minus the murse)