What clothes do NOT go well with jeans?

zatarregaza · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by stickonatree

i thought the original appeal of flannel shirts came from lumberjacks, who also happen to wear them with jeans, no?

I wouldn't think the OP wants to look like a lumberjack at work. Sartorially speaking I can see how jeans and flannel shirts would be considered a no-no, unless you are indeed a lumberjack.

imageWIS · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by stuartSan

Top off my head, I think running shoes clash with jeans.

Also incorrect.

Jon.

imageWIS · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by A Harris

Suit jackets, especially with pinstripes.

+ A billion.

Jon.

whacked · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by stuartSan

Top off my head, I think running shoes clash with jeans.

Originally Posted by imageWIS

Also incorrect.

Jon.

Speaks the guy whose daily outfit consists of Abercrombie/Hollister tee, GAP bootcut jeans and Puma sneaks.

drizzt3117 · Nov 19, 2007

The John Mark Karr style polo doesn't go well with jeans. Man that guy liooks like a freak.

SantosLHalper · Nov 19, 2007

A merkin. I save that for church.

Joe E Taleo · Nov 19, 2007

This look has picked up some serious momentum over at superfuture, but I don't think dress shoes look right with jeans, or dress boots for that matter. Sneakers and boots look great, but dress shoes?

Joel_Cairo · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by drizzt3117

The John Mark Karr style polo doesn't go well with jeans. Man that guy liooks like a freak.

way to judge a book by its cover, you jerk

drizzt3117 · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by Joel_Cairo

way to judge a book by its cover, you jerk

Also, I heard he got arrested for assaulting someone... lol maybe he goes nuts when he's angry lolol

Get Smart · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by Joe E Taleo

This look has picked up some serious momentum over at superfuture, but I don't think dress shoes look right with jeans, or dress boots for that matter. Sneakers and boots look great, but dress shoes?

depends on the dress shoes and jeans. But I'd say the combo fails more than it succeeds on WAYWT pics.

drizzt3117 · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by Get Smart

depends on the dress shoes and jeans. But I'd say the combo fails more than it succeeds on WAYWT pics.

I think it just depends. I don't want to bring up the "dainty" argument again but I think it takes a fairly robust dress shoe to look right with jeans.

Superb0bo · Nov 19, 2007

Originally Posted by gdl203

Sandals

Dont agree! I wear and like sandals with denim, but it can ofcourse look horrible aswell.

Rome · Nov 19, 2007

Anytime someone tries to “class it-up” in jeans, there’s a good chance its going to look like aging and/or dipshit hipster ****. Not to say the odd coat and tie can’t be done properly but more often than not a “dressed up” in jeans outfit looks better sans jeans. Dress shoes with jeans look silly, unless they were meant to be casual, Allen Edmonds “whatever” with jeans make you look old, not sophisticated. Running shoes with jeans just look tacky as does any other technical shoe. Oh, and white jeans don’t go with anything.

javyn · Nov 19, 2007

If you are doing the "dressy on top" bit

Dressy on top with jeans is so stupid. Get your ass back to Weekend At Bernies I say.

shoreman1782 · Nov 19, 2007

Where were all the naysayers on the dozen "dress shoes with jeans" threads?!

For me, I can't wear other denim items with jeans--jackets, shirts. I know denim top and bottom is pretty standard for some people, but I just can't pull it off.

I'd also say dress shirts don't go with jeans--button-front shirts, fine; but finer fabrics and spread collars do not mix well with jeans.

What clothes do NOT go well with jeans?

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