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Paraboot's Barth is also a classic. I think pediwear uk carries them.
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Favorite boat shoes?
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stinsonbass
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When I actually go sailing I prefer Timberlands but I love Tods:
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They're sleeker than the Sebago but the latter are more manish...Originally Posted by lasbar
I guess you are right.. but I looooove Tods
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I can only stand coming to these forums for limited dosages due to the overwhelming smugness that is ever present. Boat shoes are just fine to wear in public when dressed casually. Don't get it twisted. Wearing dress shoes constantly makes you look more feminine than manly (though some are going for that appearance).
Sebago's are definitely my favorite. I own the following two pairs and wear them constantly around town and get plenty of compliments from the ladies - and isn't that what it's all about?
http://www.davidz.com/products2.cfm/...e-at-David-Z./
http://www.davidz.com/products2.cfm/...e-at-David-Z./
Cheers
Sebago's are definitely my favorite. I own the following two pairs and wear them constantly around town and get plenty of compliments from the ladies - and isn't that what it's all about?
http://www.davidz.com/products2.cfm/...e-at-David-Z./
http://www.davidz.com/products2.cfm/...e-at-David-Z./
Cheers
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It's not as well known of a brand but I love my Pantofola D'oro suede boat shoes. Incredibly comfy and the uppers appear to be sewn by hand. I picked mine up from Gilt but someone here was selling a pair a few weeks ago:
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=232326
http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=232326
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As much as I like my Sperry's, these look cool and seemed worth a PSA: http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/ca...=prod120710001 (Ralph Lauren, down to $132 from 295) Haven't seen this color in person, but I have seen others and just ordered these for myself.
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I have a pair of Sperrys in suede finish, a basic penny loafer style and a rubber sole They are now 30 years old. Have been worn hundreds, if not thousands of times and until recently were still in GREAT shape. (Amazing what a brass suede brush can do.) Alas the rubber sole has finally started to split in two and I guess I'll retire them - as there seems to be no point in resoling them at their advanced age.
And just a word to the wise - they won't stink if you only wear them once a week and don't spill your liquor in them - Geez!
I guess I got my alotted wear out of this pair though.
And just a word to the wise - they won't stink if you only wear them once a week and don't spill your liquor in them - Geez!
I guess I got my alotted wear out of this pair though.
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