Yeah, it's def a more conservative piece. Would look cool as a layering piece under a suit or outerwear too me thinks.^^^ I've always liked them. And I've done that before(over a dress shirt with tie) no pic though
Timeless staple piece on both sides, menswear and streetwear. On the other side of the spectrum, a hoody can make you look like a middle school kid. There are also different variants, ie high gorge for a more formal look vs low gorge for a more casual vibe.Never understood the interest surrounding cardigans.
I think they make you look like a grandpa
, but they're Goodyear welted and that's pretty 
at that pricepoint 
I feel the same way. I still wouldn't mind picking up a pair of Lebron 9's that I never got around to getting, but for the most part I just simply see better value in Sperry or in Clark's DB's. They're just so much more versatile in the long run than any pair of Nikes when you're on a limited budget. The suede longwings that Wes posted are like the same price as a lower end pair of Nikes but you can honestly wear them for a more occasions and they'll probably last longer than any pair of Nikes.I've been thinking about this and man, I think it's on par with being a "sneakerhead" nowadays to buying quality shoes and boots, financial wise.
If you cop a pair of sneakers on a weekly basis, which seems reasonable since almost something drops weekly...it'd come out to be an Alden per month or something like that
This is assuming you pay retail too and not the secondary market price. The shoes that triggered this post was the Lebron X champ pack that came out today. $500 for some cheap rubber and plastic
Dark brown or black captoes in my opinion.
With all its shoe week at Ross; these are what I found, they'd look great with khakis,a buttoned shirt w/ tie, and even a sport coat, picture walking into the gym and your team is participating in the final four...ain't no denying your freshFound these at Ross shoe week Adidas top ten 2000 the flash got the buck looking crazy but they perfect
