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Blue suede shoes. Question?

post #1 of 15
Thread Starter 
Looking into getting a pair of blue suede loafers for the summer. Undecided whether to get them tasseled, leaning towards it. I think Sutor Mantellasi had a blue ones with the tassels in brown that I really liked, but don't seem to find them now confused.gif

What would you guys combine them with ? Jeans, white/kakhi/stone color chinos? Blue chinos (here the shade would be critical) ?

Thanks
post #2 of 15
I'd probably steer clear of denim as the shade would be really close. While/khaki/stone would all be fine. Light or mid grey would work. The tassels you describe are familiar but I don't remember them as being SM. You could always have some made by AS Handgrade (Carroll). Also, Unionmade had some Alden navy tassels but they must be sold out. I really like the AS Carroll. They'd be awesome in navy suede w/ brown grain tassels.

http://alfredsargent.co.uk/handgrade-range/carroll/
post #3 of 15
Thread Starter 
those AS look really nice, but the shoes I saw (and they may have not been SM) had a more "squarish" or chiseled toe and higher vamp, if it makes any sense...
post #4 of 15

I prefer without the tassels with khaki or lighter shade of trousers.

post #5 of 15
I like them with stone or khaki trousers or chinos.
post #6 of 15
Personally I prefer drivers for less conservative colors. I have these.

If I had a dollar for every time I wore these with white chinos, alligator belt with engine turned buckle, a blue linen blazer and a pale yellow or blue open-necked button front shirt, I could have paid off the shoes.
post #7 of 15

I am thinking of getting these blue suedes from McNairy, but I am not sure what to wear them with.  I am also deciding if the brown version is more versatile.  Any comments?

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post #8 of 15
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Originally Posted by fknandrew View Post

I am also deciding if the brown version is more versatile.

Of course brown is more versatile. But that doesn't mean you can't buy the blue ones.
post #9 of 15

Thanks for the reply Sanguis.  I want to pick the one that I can use more often I guess.  What I usually wear are suits (not too stiff where I live so suede brogues are ok) and jeans, and a little night life here and there.  Would these blue suedes work with suits or jackets as well?

post #10 of 15
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Originally Posted by fknandrew View Post

Thanks for the reply Sanguis.  I
 want to pick the one that I can use more often I guess.  What I usually wear are suits (not too stiff where I live so suede brogues are ok) and jeans, and a little night life here and there.  Would these blue suedes work with suits or jackets as well?

They would work with a jacket and the RIGHT suit...
post #11 of 15

I am in the market to have a new suit made anyway.  Any suggestions on what will match these shoes?  You are referring to the blue ones right?

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http://www.plainjanehomme.com

I like those loafers. Would you mind sharing who makes them and where I can find them? Thanks.

-LR
post #13 of 15

Hi, what colour chinos these blue suede shoes does actually fit with? 

post #14 of 15
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Originally Posted by fknandrew View Post

I am thinking of getting these blue suedes from McNairy, but I am not sure what to wear them with.  I am also deciding if the brown version is more versatile.  Any comments?
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Wear these with white pants, linen pants of any colour but black or dark brown, any shorts or faded grey denim. If you want a sockless look, wear sockettes. Go for the blue. Everyone else has brown suede. Be dynamic.
post #15 of 15

thanks

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