dyeam
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Pretty sure a pair of sperrys are much different than the sneaker I put up which almost barely looks like a boat shoe. Just sayin.All boat shoes suck. If you are considering boat shoes, your wardrobe is definitely not edgy.
Pretty sure a pair of sperrys are much different than the sneaker I put up which almost barely looks like a boat shoe. Just sayin.
I want to get some basic black and white tees with bound necklines. I found these ones from OAK NYC, but I haven't heard of this company before and don't know if they're quality or not. Anyone got any alternatives? (I know everyone makes a black tee, but I want one with this type of neckline and slim fit)
Really? I guess we have different opinions on what edgy is then. A store like express (which I consider relatively edgy) carries boat shoes. Not sperrys, but a sneaker/boat shoe hybrid. It also depends on what you wear it with. If you wear the shoes above with a pair of cargos and a polo, clearly won't look edgy. Wear them with some dark jeans, a nice shirt, and maybe a nice bomber jacket.. completely different look.All boat shoes suck. If you are considering boat shoes, your wardrobe is definitely not edgy.