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Solari

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I want to buy some cordovan boots (or maybe shoes) from Carmina.

Any recommendations?
 

Watchman1

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These are a great example of American Shoemaking and in a ultra rare shade of cordovan to boot, or shoe in this instance:

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I am considering these wingtips from Enzo:

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Being an oxford, and having such a chiseled last, does this shoe require a suit? I don't usually wear suits (and when I do I usually need to wear black shoes), so I'm wondering if I can wear these simply with dress slacks and dress shirt, sometimes with a tie, sometimes with a blazer...

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
 

sleepyinsanfran

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I am considering these wingtips from Enzo:










Being an oxford, and having such a chiseled last, does this shoe require a suit? I don't usually wear suits (and when I do I usually need to wear black shoes), so I'm wondering if I can wear these simply with dress slacks and dress shirt, sometimes with a tie, sometimes with a blazer...

Any guidance would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I think they're best suited for business casual (slacks/chinos, ocbd and a sportcoat/blazer of some sort)
All the brogueing lowers its formality (and some would say the shoe being in shell does that too).
Pretty versatile shoe I think.
 

mosy

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I think they're best suited for business casual (slacks/chinos, ocbd and a sportcoat/blazer of some sort)
All the brogueing lowers its formality (and some would say the shoe being in shell does that too).
Pretty versatile shoe I think.

Thanks! What's OCBD? Also, I agree that the brouging lowers its formality, but what about the chiseled last? Does that matter?
 

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