[Axius]

I have some AE jeans that are strechy, so they work really well for my conceal carry holster.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Throw in some Jordache and you're good

Dude!

[V2.0]

I think a "Ask Verbiage anything" thread is needed.

[Sara]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

It was a joking swipe at me, not bimmette . I chuckled a little bit.

I blame it on my blonde hair.

[Axius]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Price range?

Under $200, preferably under $100, but I know that's not going to be realistic.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Axius

Under $200, preferably under $100, but I know that's not going to be realistic.

Sure it is.


Massimo
Mercanti
Jack Irwin
Magnanni
Kenneth Cole
Johnston & Murphy

I personally own shoes from each of those brands since I'm not one to drop $300-$400 on shoes regularly. They also offer a nice range of dress to casual dress (based on your described attire), and I vouch for them.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by V2.0

I think a "Ask Verbiage anything" thread is needed.

Someone should start it.

[Axius]

Going to do some online shoe browsing instead of work today.

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Axius

Going to do some online shoe browsing instead of work today.

Hopefully you find some good stuff! Their prices are extremely reasonable and the quality is far from shit, as I know lots of people solely (no pun) associate price with integrity.

[V2.0]

Originally Posted by Axius

Going to do some online shoe browsing instead of work today.

Do it while you're getting paid, i like that.

[Axius]

I'm just going to look at styles online, shoes need to be tried on and bought in person due to comfort being most important next to style.

Originally Posted by V2.0

Do it while you're getting paid, i like that.

Well, fuck this place. I'm also looking for new jobs while getting paid.

[Verbiage]

Bro let me get a ride in the Ferrari.

[Axius]

What Ferrari?

[Verbiage]

What you did there, I see it.

[shoei]

Much disappointment with every brand mentioned for us guys this morning... Fills me with great sadness !!!

But at least we're talking about male fashion instead of a bunch of dudes talking about women's fashion lol...

[bimmette]

Originally Posted by Sara504

I blame it on my blonde hair.

I didn't know what he meant either :

[Axius]

Originally Posted by shoei

Much disappointment with every brand mentioned for us guys this morning... Fills me with great sadness !!!

But at least we're talking about male fashion instead of a bunch of dudes talking about women's fashion lol...

Well, give me some opinions on nice shoes and quit being a bitch about it!

[shoei]

Originally Posted by Axius

Well, give me some opinions on nice shoes and quit being a bitch about it!

Depends on what they are for? Are you in an industry where appearance is a must? Do you meet with clients? Do you want a high maintenance princess or do you want a simple farmers girl?

Comfort and style? Quality vs cheap price? Exempt from child labor?

The problem with guy stuff is, something $50 looks like it's $10... It's not the same with women... Women can find something for $50, rock it out with some accessories or whatnot, and make it look like it's worth $500... even worse is for our shoes... I can't do Coke Haan, I just can't... They look like grandpa orthopedic shoes... I get they're owned by nike and made to be somewhat comfortable, but they are dress shoes... It's like a f80 - they weren't made to be comfortable...

I'm probably the wrong person to ask... I have my dress shirts tailored if I buy it off the rack... Don't get me wrong, I love wearing a tshirt and jeans, and if I could wear flip flops or bare feet all year round I'd do it too... But I am particular about the stuff I do wear - it's not about the label or the price, it's about the fit and finish for me...

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Axius

Well, give me some opinions on nice shoes and quit being a bitch about it!

Originally Posted by shoei

Depends on what they are for? Are you in an industry where appearance is a must? Do you meet with clients? Do you want a high maintenance princess or do you want a simple farmers girl?

Comfort and style? Quality vs cheap price? Exempt from child labor?

The problem with guy stuff is, something $50 looks like it's $10... It's not the same with women... Women can find something for $50, rock it out with some accessories or whatnot, and make it look like it's worth $500... even worse is for our shoes... I can't do Coke Haan, I just can't... They look like grandpa orthopedic shoes... I get they're owned by nike and made to be somewhat comfortable, but they are dress shoes... It's like a f80 - they weren't made to be comfortable...

I'm probably the wrong person to ask... I have my dress shirts tailored if I buy it off the rack... Don't get me wrong, I love wearing a tshirt and jeans, and if I could wear flip flops or bare feet all year round I'd do it too... But I am particular about the stuff I do wear - it's not about the label or the price, it's about the fit and finish for me...

Dude, you seriously blew the shit outta proportion.

[Mywifes335]

Used to wear Prada and Ferragamo shoes, switched to Bruno Magli.

1. Cheaper
2. More comfortable
3. Looks almost as good

Got 8 pairs.

[shoei]

Originally Posted by Verbiage

Dude, you seriously blew the shit outta proportion.

Too many words? I did bad?

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by shoei

Depends on what they are for? Are you in an industry where appearance is a must? Do you meet with clients? Do you want a high maintenance princess or do you want a simple farmers girl?

Comfort and style? Quality vs cheap price? Exempt from child labor?

The problem with guy stuff is, something $50 looks like it's $10... It's not the same with women... Women can find something for $50, rock it out with some accessories or whatnot, and make it look like it's worth $500... even worse is for our shoes... I can't do Coke Haan, I just can't... They look like grandpa orthopedic shoes... I get they're owned by nike and made to be somewhat comfortable, but they are dress shoes... It's like a f80 - they weren't made to be comfortable...

I'm probably the wrong person to ask... I have my dress shirts tailored if I buy it off the rack... Don't get me wrong, I love wearing a tshirt and jeans, and if I could wear flip flops or bare feet all year round I'd do it too... But I am particular about the stuff I do wear - it's not about the label or the price, it's about the fit and finish for me...

Thats how you make something that is $50 look like a few hundo.

Except for guys, it usually ends up costing a few hundo after tailoring and what not. lol

I've finally figured out that i need to buy slim fit shirts and size up. I used to try to buy dress shirts based only on my shoulder width. This would leave the neck a little loose and look like a tent below the shoulders. Now i buy slim fit and doing the same thing puts the neck is a little snug, but below the shoulders is much more fitted which on some brands saves with the tailoring. Though i rarely wear suits or ties so it's not a huge expense. I do like a nice dress shirt with jeans. Most of my clothes and shoes are built for comfort.