The streetwear shoes and boots thread...No sneakers please

[jet]

You are a wise man I predict the same because t shirt sneaker weather is around the corner.

 

[genericman]

or

 

[KitAkira]

A, look like Butteros?

 

[jaac]

Originally Posted by Garage/Surf Rock

I have a feeling sneakers and t-shirts are gonna come back with a vengeance at some point. All this vintage casual-dressy stuff is gonna reach saturation soon. I just saw Shaun White wearing what I think were Red Wing GTs on a TV interview.

The USA snowboarding teams uniform was like, look-a-like faded denim snowboard pants, checkered jackets.

 

[genericman]

Originally Posted by KitAkira

A, look like Butteros?

robert geller x common projects city boot vs. dayton boot....not sure which one i like better.

 

[Desi]

i was a much bigger fan of the Geller's going down the runway. they aren't out yet though right?

 

[wannabeagiant]

Does anybody know how much those Robert Gellar boots will retail for and when they're available?

 

[Alexandre_Ds]

Hi, for a start i just discovered this forum and he is awesome.
Now, i'm dying to find boots like in this picture posted a little ago, not the exact one but the spirit of it.

Originally Posted by Whiskey

Anyone know what kind of boots either one of these are?

Thanks in advance for your help.

 

[Nil]

I'm pretty sure those are John Varvatos.

Shameless plug: check my sig, I'm selling that exact pair in size 12.

 

[SeanUCSB]

pictures as requested:

 

[Kent Money]

thanks dude, those look really great. I would definitely snag those if I ever saw them available.

I love burnt orange shoes

And when you say BR, you mean banana republic, right?

 

[SeanUCSB]

yeah....banana republic. Surprisingly the leather is quite nice. Its the sole/construction that has required a few repairs.

 

[Kent Money]

That longwing detail and the quasi toecap/strip are really unique.

 

[jpo]

Originally Posted by Razele

I'm fairly sure they aren't vintage. The actual vintage ones have a really different leather, hard to find that kind of roughout these days. They have been treated with snowseal, which has made them go darker. Because I'm awesome I tracked them down: http://www.wwiiimpressions.com/usmcfield.html --> Down the bottom, last item. So those are the marine version of the WWII army roughout boot. They have 9 eyelets and a different last, along with a slimmer toe and a hammered and welted sole.

Will deffinitly cop. I had some reservations as the army roughout boots have a terrible last. These are nice and slim, have better construction and 9 eyelets looks better then the 7.
Found it Razele. Forgive my manners: Thank You sir! At that price point, and the color, it seems like a nice alternative to the usual Clark's db.

 

[jpo]

Originally Posted by Fiddy

Alden Aviators from Orvis...

Very nice. I have always liked the look of those Aviators.