What shoes are you wearing today?

[SFO]

AE “Fairgate” cap toes in brown/“cigar” shell. Recent eBay pickup, my first pair of brown shell. Kind of amazing how close it is to burgundy/Colour 8 shell. But it’s the little things...!



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[Loafer28]

AE for Polo


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[Dapper_B]

Timberland Stormbuck Duck Chukka for all the snow and sleet we got here is Boston

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[minty007]

Just in... I thought I'd try a pair of the clearance wingtip brogue boots from Express that appeared on the Dappered homepage a week or so ago. First impressions are favorable. Although they are not high-end handcrafted works of art, at $40 the value is pretty amazing. The construction is solid, fit is true to size and they are comfortable so far. We'll see how they hold up...

[mebejoseph]

Just in... I thought I'd try a pair of the clearance wingtip brogue boots from Express that appeared on the Dappered homepage a week or so ago. First impressions are favorable. Although they are not high-end handcrafted works of art, at $40 the value is pretty amazing. The construction is solid, fit is true to size and they are comfortable so far. We'll see how they hold up...

Even if they don't last--at $40, they look great!

[Shade]

Even if they don't last--at $40, they look great!

Absolutely. Those are sharp as f looking.

[minty007]

Even if they don't last--at $40, they look great!

Absolutely. Those are sharp as f looking.

Thanks guys. And although they are now $8 more than I paid, it looks like they are still available for $48 in 6 sizes...

https://www.express.com/clothing/men.../color/COGNAC/

[Vicious49]

A pair of Alden chukkas in natural leather


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[Bruce Wayne]

JFP's Sebastien today:

[Loafer28]

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[JDOG]

Brand new Woolrich Yankees. What should I put on them to make them waterproof?

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[Shade]

[MENTION=13372]JDOG[/MENTION] I wouldn't put anything on them. If they get really wet, let them dry at room temperature, maybe stuff them with newspaper to absorb any moisture on the inside. Then when they are dry, condition them and use shoe trees. Using snowseal or any of that kind of shit fucks boots up. I live in the Northeast, tons of rain and snow usually, and the only thing I waterproof are the uppers of my Bean Boots. Most products darken the leather and the boot never looks the same also. Also, great looking new boots.

[Nandyn]

Chippewa x J. Crew Captoe boots with Guarded Goods leather laces.

I add a very light layer of Sno-Seal to these boots before winter, but go heavy on the welt. Like [MENTION=4677]Shade[/MENTION] says, it will permanently darken your boots, but I like the look my boots took on. Depending on the lighting, they'll look more burgundy or more mahogany (they were more red/pinkish new vs actual burgundy). They keep my feet nice and dry walking through puddles and all that slush/snow melt we have in Seattle after our recent Snowpocalypse.

[mebejoseph]

I was missing my J Fitzpatrick tassel loafers, so I’m wearing them today—even though I’m working at home and even though when I need to go out later, I’ll have to switch to some boots. (I’ve lived in this area over 45 years, and I don’t ever remember so much rain in so little time—glad I have boots)


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[thedrake]

Brand new Woolrich Yankees. What should I put on them to make them waterproof?

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You could use something like this Saphir spray. https://www.hangerproject.com/saphir...ner-spray.html
Collonil also makes a similar one.