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Inexpensive dressy winter boot suggestions

officeboy

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I've recently had to throw out nearly my whole brown shoe collection due to neglect and wear. This has left me in a tough spot, especially in the rainy winter. I have recently acquired a pair of leather bottomed dbl monks, and a pair of beeswax Clarks DB's. What I need are something dressier then the Clarks that I can wear with slacks and a sports coat, I'll wear them 1-2 times a week, outside a fair amount, but only for 3-5 hours at a time. Hopefully around or under $100. I have been wearing the Clarks, but it just looks much to casual to me. I have found these but they seem to casual still.

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/,...s-For-Men.html
http://www.bluefly.com/Original-Peng...601/detail.fly
http://www.landsend.com/pp/ChukkaBoo...8&origin=index

My wife thinks another pair of chukka's will be too similar and that I'm better off with chelsea boots. Also budget is important, as I'm a recent member and my bank account has already taken a pretty good beating.
Your suggestions?
 

Knucklehead

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If you live near an outlet mall you may want to try Clarks/Bostonian. I bought some chelsea boots with rubber soles for the exact purposes you described. Only cost 35 dollars. I think they may even make it through another winter or two.
 

officeboy

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No outlets and the only "nice" store around is a mini macy's. Looks like I'm in for a trip to Seattle unless someone knows of any online deals.
 

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