Great Shoes

My favorite: http://www.johnlobb.com/

 

Prada

 

What kind of shoes are we talking here?

If were talking school casual, I usually wear my Felipe Massa Puma or Skechers Mandalay with jeans and a polo shirt.

On good days, I usually wear my LV Monte Carlo loafer with shorts/khakis and again, a polo shirt.

 

My favorite "really casual" shoes are Ecco Walkathons.....very comfortable....or New Balance 992s Tennis shoes...hard to beat those......but if you are talking about nice shoes......LV Siroccos.

 

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You beat me too it

Classic.

 

For dress I used to wear Bally wingtips. I know have Bostonian captoe and Johnston & murphy

For daily I wore dr martens for 10+ years but they changed their 1461 shoe and moved production away from England. Downhill since then. I now wear rockport black shoe

-dsd

 

Dude, whatever you do, don't wear your JonGlob shoes out here.
You'll get scatt in them little holes. And, you have no protection against snake bite.

Edwardo

 

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Nikes

 

Closet is packed with Piloti's! I think I have one of almost every style and all of a few of the styles. I think I have 18 pairs of them. Just like the way they look and the style. Since I am in a wheelchair and can't feel my feet I have NO IDEA if they are actually comfortable, but they do not leave any red marks on my feet after wearing them all day, so that is a good thing anyway!

James
Austin, TX

 

Mark Nason

 

Did a recount on the Piloti's. 20 pair! LOL! I just love'em! All colors and all styles for all occasions!

James
Austin, TX

 

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I have a very large show collection. The best everyday shoes by far are below. I have them in 5 different colors:
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Showoff!

 

I know you have tons of shoes too. Come on you were wearing the Pradas when we went to WingStop

 

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The timing on this topic is actually very nice. I just bought a suit for interviewing and I need nice shoes ASAP. This wouldn't usually be a problem, but I have size 15 feet and finding dress shoes that don't look awful is a real challenge. Anyone have any suggestions for a great pair of classic/contemporary dress shoes that I could wear with a suit? I know shoes are a very important part of the 'look', but aside from the Ferregamo store in Scottsdale Fashion, I haven't been able find anything that I like. (and I'm not trying to be a gear queer, but I honestly don't like the look of 99% of the shoes out there that fit me).

Any help??

 

Clint. It depends on the suit. Is a classic suit? If its more edgy like a Ralph Lauren Black Label or Theory then you are better of doing something like a Dolce, Ferraegamo, Prada, or Zenga.

Tell me more about the suit and I will tell you what will look best. Whatever you do, dont get any round or rubber sole shoes.




Antony

 

Hold out for a female HR person and stand up a lot!

 

HAHA

 

Eek; a bit embarrassed here. It's a 'first suit' kind of deal, so I went to Mens Warehouse. Because of my size (6'4", 245lbs), the selection was limited, but I ended up with a dark navy 3 button jacket with super-fine light blue pinstripes and a kind of light charcoal surround on the stripes. The pants obviously match the jacket. It is not a three-piece. It's a Calvin Klein - I wanted a custom Brioni, but at least now I can afford to buy shirts/shoes/and ties. I am picking it up tomorrow.

Anyway, it's a bit less conservative than a gray or black, but I think it reflects my personality and I do like it a lot. To give you an idea of the subtlety, from 5-10 feet away, the suit looks like a solid navy, but closer than that and you can see the pattern in the cloth. It doesn't have 1/16" wide pinstripes or anything like that.

Long answer to a short question, but it's a modern look that's doesn't say "trendy". I am avoiding rubber soled and round shoes at all costs.

Thanks for your help, Antony!

Darth: LOL!

 

Good luck on the interviews. I would say a classic lace up that is slim and has a small point.


Antony