Show us Your Shoes
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I think those Alden Blutcher are a shade too chunky to fit with a suit (am I right in thinking you want these for office use as well as black tie?). As I said before, look into Loake 1880. The Aldwych shoe is a plain toe with no broguing and looks elegant enough to pair with a variety of formal options.
And for the love of God, do not wear brown shoes with a business suit!
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You can wear brown or burgundy shoes with a suit as long as it is the right color suit.
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I really hate the look. To my eye, black is always a better colour for footwear whether your suit is navy, dark grey or a lighter grey.
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Adidas Superstars RARE ""I Love Paris"" 35th Anniversary Model
Been wearing them whilst riding the Ninja which is a waste so time to pass them on;
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321641188996?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
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Just had these finished this morning.
Red Wing Heritage 3104s garnished with an orange twist.
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wow the natural shell looks beautiful. reminded me why shell is my fav leather. do you know which tannery does AE uses?
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How in the heck did you get them to use natural shell?
Was it from that MTO event?!
Hey Pac, long time no chat. How are you?
Yes, they were from their recent trunk show MTO event where you could use exclusive and rare shell colors. I couldn't pass up the chance – natty shell is a bit of a unicorn (as they say).
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Thank you sir.
So, one of the absolute nicest guys I know from some other forums is the same size as me and managed to get 2 pairs from the recent Shoe Mart batch that came through. He knew I've been looking over a year for them so he gave me first dibs on the extra pair. Nice nice guy!
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so who of the UK guys ever heard about Bexley Shoes?…
the Bexley Enfield is what i got…
info:
- sole: goodyear welted rubber sole
- upper: full grain calf leather
- welt: leather
- insole: leather
worn ones:
more pics as soon as i have them!…
Loving these! How much £?
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@Sugar:
I really hate the look. To my eye, black is always a better colour for footwear whether your suit is navy, dark grey or a lighter grey.
Different strokes for different folks. I'm the complete opposite. Unless you are wearing a black suit brown is always better. Black is a safe bet on most occasions but brown can add the extra punch to an outfit.
