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What color jeans and socks to go with Dark Brown shoes?
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I tried doing a search and found that people don't take this question seriously. Is it a bad idea to do this combo?Originally Posted by bjornb17
It's because it's a pretty basic question.
Medium to dark wash jeans and navy/grey/brown socks.
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I know this sounds wild but personally I would go with BLUE jeans
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It's because it's a pretty basic question.Originally Posted by TRINI
Medium to dark wash jeans and navy/grey/brown socks.
Thanks for the help. Sorry I am a bit of a noob and just trying to make sure I don't look like a moron. This is my first pair of brown shoes. Your answer is what i suspected but thanks for confirming.
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Thanks for the help. Sorry I am a bit of a noob and just trying to make sure I don't look like a moron. This is my first pair of brown shoes. Your answer is what i suspected but thanks for confirming.Originally Posted by bjornb17
No worries. Take a look at the WAYWRN threads in both here and the Streetwear forums to get a better idea of outfit combinations.
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Depens on whether you are going for the old man look or tge GQ/Esquire look. Theres a fine line between themOriginally Posted by aj_del
Oh?
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Do NOT get double-pleatted jeansOriginally Posted by juvefan
So true. Double pleated jeans = old man.
Single pleated jeans = reeevolving
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