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I've almost bought these boots a handful of times now. Not sure they're worth the coin.
If I'm paying 300 bucks for boots, they better be full quill ostrich.
Definitely not the cheapest, but I'd imagine they'd pretty much last forever. Good mix of :style: and durability IMO (especially in our cold, snowy winters)
White pants FTW
Not bad. I'd suggest to make sure you get it so the size isn't baggy, but more tailored/fitted to your body. Cool shirt if fits well, but would look very dated if wore it oversized.Pants are tough with a blue denim look shirt...my advice would be a pair of grey jeans. With black boots would be a solid overall look.
Some stiff, non-descript jeans with the word 'PRISONER' stenciled down the leg.
Did you get that shirt on the clearance rack? The buttons are crooked.
Black or light colored pants (greys/whites). Always tough making denim shirts work for you unless you like doubling up on denim and you're some sort of
guy
Something like this or the Adidas Stan Smith's Major linked to are solid summer shoe choices. I'd suggest to wear them barefoot or with very low (below the ankle bone) type socks.I have a pair of these...works great with shorts or jeans
Yeah, that's a lot of money for a half canvas boot. And a little too foo foo. Boots are one one thing you don't really just start screwing around with just for :style: sake. Boots by definition are function over style. If they happen to look cool, that's a nice plus. But that shouldn't be their goal. If the urban guy wants to wear real hunting boots, that's fine. But don't start messing up real boots to make them something they're not.
Can't go wrong with no socks and Jack Purcells. That's been a good look for 80 years or so.J
Not bad, for a throw it on when needed very casual day with some jeans and tennis shoes (although could've done without the Rambo style patches on the chest and arm). Only thing is it's not very versatile and with jackets I like them to be somewhat adaptable for both dressing up and dressing down. This is a strictly dress down jacket.
I usually go for dress shirts, ties, and slacks for dress up, so I'd never wear the jacket for anything other than a casual look.
some dark levis will do the trick.Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
Actually there's a lot of newer jeans out there now that are minimal distressed and simple. As talked about earlier you can be all over the board with pricey jeans, but for a decent price look forGap SelvegeeoMMan said:Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
Levi's (dark)eoMMan said:Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
http://freshmans.ca/blog/levis-501-lvc-1947-at-freshman/
Also, grey jeans and black jeans are solid looks as well which can be dressed up more.
too soccery/european for me.I prefer to roll with pasty/waspy.urbanhack said:These for starters....http://www.zappos.com/tsubo-rumford-black-slate-fatigueoffdee said:your preference?http://mrsminichillo.com/Blog/wp-content/u...als_opinion.jpgmr. furley said:urbanhack said:
Ridiculous1. They're over $100
Mavi's might not be a bad choice.eoMMan said:Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
Great but how does one go about putting his scrotum in those things? Those look pretty tight.
That looks like an old-school dentist's tunic on casual friday.Ned said:
I would have to kick my own ### if I wore those.
Gotta agree with the last two poasts.
Both suck
I hear that. That's why you have to look at jeans like you do dress slacks or whatever (i.e. spend a bit more money on them). I'm a big fan of APC, Rogan, and Paul Smith denim. About $150-200 but great denim without all the bs designs on the pockets and def not farmer jeans:example:eoMMan said:Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
black and grey denim have been in style for the past few years. I'm actually in the market for a great fitting pair of black denim but have yet to find something I'm 100% happy with. Next colors you'll be seeing is bright colors of jeans (orange, green, etc). Not my :style: but seeing more and more of it:Levis Color
What is it with huge pockets the size of New Hampshire?I hear that. That's why you have to look at jeans like you do dress slacks or whatever (i.e. spend a bit more money on them). I'm a big fan of APC, Rogan, and Paul Smith denim. About $150-200 but great denim without all the bs designs on the pockets and def not farmer jeans:example:eoMMan said:Jeans for work are hard to find. On one hand, you don't want the real boring, ugly "farmer" blue jeans. On the other hand, you don't want them being too "cool" with crazy pockets, washings, holes, distressed areas, etc. It's still an office and you have too look semi-professional.
http://www.farfetch.com/shopping/men/item10033802.aspx
