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Formality of burgundy shoes

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We all know that black is for business, and brown is for farmer, but what of the oxblood? Traditionally speaking, is burgundy more or less formal than brown?
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Originally Posted by gladhands View Post

We all know that black is for business, and brown is for farmer.

Wrong.
post #3 of 22
Clothing determines formality. It just happens that the most formal clothing is black/white and thus lend itself to Black Shoes.

So to go which color shoes determines formality is going at it backwards.

For shoes it is more about things like Lace/Slipon, Balmoral, Captoe, Medallion, etc. that determines formality.
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Originally Posted by Patek View Post

Wrong.

Right. laugh.gif
post #5 of 22
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Originally Posted by Patek View Post

Wrong.

Brown is for farmer. Is fact.
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Originally Posted by JamesX View Post


For shoes it is more about things like Lace/Slipon, Balmoral, Captoe, Medallion, etc. that determines formality.

This
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Originally Posted by Patek View Post

Wrong.

Brown is for farmer. Is fact.

Wow lol8[1].gif
post #8 of 22
I always thought Oxblood was a bit more versatile than brown or black.
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Black shoes are boring nest.gif
post #10 of 22
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Originally Posted by Achilles_ View Post

Black shoes are boring nest.gif

Agreed cheers.gif
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Originally Posted by Achilles_ View Post

Black shoes are boring nest.gif

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The inane prejudice against black shoes espoused by some members of this forum is boring.
post #13 of 22
This threak is now boring.
post #14 of 22
Burgundy shoes are kind of fun and not boring.
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Originally Posted by Archivist View Post

Burgundy shoes are kind of fun and not boring.

I find myself wearing burgundy 80% of the time. Goes great with grey and navy suits.
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