suede shoes - post 'em here! - Page 84

I do like the aesthetic of them for a super casual setting, but I would imagine they would take a beating in a high school pretty fast.

This is a great casual shoe.

Red brick soles are part of what defines a true buc shoe (plain toe, nubuck upper), and makes the look of that style of shoe in my opinion. The shoes you posted are a longwing blucher, which look fine with the leather brown sole.

These shoes are what I would refer to as heavy shoes, because they are heavy in visual weight (suede, longwing, blucher), as opposed to a smoother shoe with a thinner sole. I mention this because it plays a role in how they will be preceived on the wearer to some degree.

Whether in high school, or in the business world, the visual weight of your shoes should, in most cases, be similar to the visual weight of your frame. Men with smaller frames should avoid wearing shoes that are visually heavy, and men with larger frames should avoid wearing shoes that are visually light. A medium frame can go either way.

I don't know what your relative (as opposed to other students your age) frame size is, but it is something to keep in mind when picking out a pair of shoes.

I picked these up today from LeatherSoul.  Perfect fit, fast shipping, and no break in period.  Now I just need to spray them so I don't worry about water and stains.

 

 

 

 

 

what you put on?

Love 'em !! Mine Grenson Masterpiece bespoke.......................

These are great.

Dark brown suede Charles Tyrwhitt Keswick / Loake Pimlico.

 

Cool loafers

AE Byron.

Who makes this Suede boot, and where can i purchase it

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made by Alfred Sargent

Hi mothball- what last is the navy carmina? They are great.

Thanks! They're on the Forest last. It's great shape for a shoe.

They are cracking. I might have to contact Carmina directly- i cant seem to find them anywhere.