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Jcrew shoes - what do you think

zerostyle

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Hi guys, I'm looking for a nice brown shoe for wear with jeans. JCrew has these oxfords right now:
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Product link here: (look at brown, not black) http://www.jcrew.com/mens_feature/ca...fton/97091.jsp Any thoughts? I tried the Allen Edmonds Leeds, but they just didn't fit me right. Other suggestions for non-sneaker jeans options would be great.
 

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Pls don't!
 

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IMHO they're really boring and conservative. As my wife calls them, "serial killer shoes." Plain toe oxfords only work for me IF they are well-made out of truly amazing leather, like cordovan.

Also move to J crew discussion.
 

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Originally Posted by meso
IMHO they're really boring and conservative. As my wife calls them, "serial killer shoes." Plain toe oxfords only work for me IF they are well-made out of truly amazing leather, like cordovan.

Also move to J crew discussion and/or fugly shoe thread!.


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whatever123

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Originally Posted by zerostyle
Hi guys,

I'm looking for a nice brown shoe for wear with jeans.

JCrew has these oxfords right now:

erez.jpg


Product link here: (look at brown, not black)
http://www.jcrew.com/mens_feature/ca...fton/97091.jsp

Any thoughts? I tried the Allen Edmonds Leeds, but they just didn't fit me right.

Other suggestions for non-sneaker jeans options would be great.



if your going to spend $150 dollars on a pair of shoes maybe wait and see if you can find some higher-end ae's or even some lower-end alden on sale somewhere.

those are not very stylish and quality looks mediocre at best.
 

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looks like poop, so its gotta be poop
 

ArliHawk`

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At least go with the wingtips if you go that route.

Maybe some Doc martens or solovairs might be a better route for jeans.
 

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If you are looking for a dark brown derby pair of shoes to wear with jeans, I recommend Crockett and Jones Ashdown. They are relatively expensive but worth every single penny. You will not be disappointed with the quality, the country calf leather, and the dainite sole. I just got them and they look terrific with blue and navy blue jeans.
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The link below provides few interesting images of Ashdown. http://www.edwardsofmanchester.co.uk...n-e-brown.html
 

lmaozedong

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if you let your dog poop on them they might be better. right now they suck tho
 

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