Cravate_Noire
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Wouldn't the same problem occur with bucks?
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The good thing about suede is that it doesn't absorb odor in the same way as cloth.
I think the thing for me is that bare feet and suede just seem to = sweaty feet in my mind.. I am not sure if it is true, because I have never done it, but they just seem like they would be hot..Originally Posted by gnatty8
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These.Originally Posted by Kuro
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with some holes in it: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...0&postcount=12
or woven: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...6&postcount=28
or woven: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...6&postcount=28
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Is there a general agreement that those of us with very pale legs look much worse than our tanner brethren when it comes to wearing such shoes with shorts? I for one choose trousers only for just such reason.
I'm so white, I emanate light from within. I walk down the hallway at night, and the walls around me glow.
I'm so white, I emanate light from within. I walk down the hallway at night, and the walls around me glow.
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White bucks are stark white, dirty bucks are beige/tan. Both are blucher lace-ups. I don't wear either without socks. Topsiders are worn sockless.Originally Posted by Manton
Do you wear both, or just one?
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Is there a general agreement that those of us with very pale legs look much worse than our tanner brethren when it comes to wearing such shoes with shorts? I for one choose trousers only for just such reason.Originally Posted by Chips
I'm so white, I emanate light from within. I walk down the hallway at night, and the walls around me glow.
But I've discovered a cure - if you expose your skin to sunlight, it will actually get a few shades darker. Crazy, right?
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Originally Posted by iammatt
I don't know how casual you mean, but for the low end, I really like alpargatas (aka, espadrilles). They're cheap, cool and comfy, and they meet your sockless requirement. Edit: What about light-colored saddle shoes? Similar to bucks.
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