they are versatile, all leather, buckles are always in, and I've had mine for years through so many style cycles. (my b the cobwebs, I was running around in a basement)
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Mar 8, 2024

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I’ll wear them until they are just raggedy scraps of leather hanging off my feet. I usually go for a sturdy boot situation—right now it’s the R.M Williams Craftsman boot—I’ll wear them to traipse through a bog one day and to a wedding the next.
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ones i have/had before: - our legacy camion boots (work w/ any bottoms, owned & loved for 4 years now) - oree infantry boot (best w/ wider bottoms bc intense toe & chunky sole. they’re like better doc platform boots, tumbled leather more comfy) - oree morgan/grant derby (best w/ wider bottoms. nice chunky derby, black corrected leather or brown hairy suede choose your weapon) - morjas loafers (more formal type shape spruces up all outfits, only fit narrow foot) - horatio loafers (fair prices good quality. range of styles, had the horsebits & liked but took bad care of them) - timberland 3 eye moc (best w/ baggy bottoms esp pants that taper a bit or huge shorts) - plasticana gardana clog (my fav shoes ever, like half clog half loafer & quite cheap. size down + get insole. best w/ wider pants) - adidas bw army trainers (essentially a lace to toe samba, watch out for foam tongue though) - adidas superstar (put fat laces in them, best w/ anything more baggy/relaxed) ones i haven’t: - balenciaga strike boot (super chunky sole combat boot) - vintage cowboy boots (hunting some myself) - frye campus boot (high calf square toe boot with a generous heel)
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The quality of the leather and the styles are timeless and comfy however I would advise buying extra laces bc they tend to run ragged quickly - otherwise no notes
Jul 14, 2024

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