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I got a pair of those olive CPs and I think they look really dope in person. I just have some buyers remorse because I think I would have preferred the Warm Grey. Versatility wise the Warm Grey are the best imo. Olive green will clash with certain colors but grey is pretty universally versatile.
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Think these can be pulled off paired with a suit?
I work retail and it's getting old and uncomfortable wearing a dress shoe everyday
Thinking of ways to switch it up
I work retail and it's getting old and uncomfortable wearing a dress shoe everyday
Thinking of ways to switch it up
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My friend
You know what to do
You know what to do
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Getting Pradas for a retail position? That's balling.Think these can be pulled off paired with a suit?
I work retail and it's getting old and uncomfortable wearing a dress shoe everyday
Thinking of ways to switch it up
I would look at the 1901 line by Nordstrom. They should be around $100 for rubber sole dress shoe models. I swear by them for comfort. I buy a new pair each year to wear to clients out in manufacturing, construction and farm, or when I know I'm going to walk tons.
Fwiw I have a pair of Prada kicks. I got them because of the aesthetic but they're some of the most uncomfy kicks I've worn at any price point.
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How are AE in terms of comfort?
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Compared to what? If you're new to dress shoes, they aren't going to be as comfy as sneakers...you're coming to leather sole shoes. These shoes usually get more comfy as you wear them.
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Or just put an insole in them.
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I have some leather sole shoes that are more comfortable than most of my sneaker. Most higher end AE shoes and other well made dress shoes are very comfortable, even when compared to sneakers once they are broken in. I have never understood how a leather sole is more comfortable than squishy foam and rubber....... even after long days, but my feet tell me they are.
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Finally got the new republic chelseas in. Cant complain at all for the price. Love the shape and fit.
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pics?
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You still ain't cop ?
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actually placed my order for the blacks today
Il post pics when they come in went with my dress shoe size. Cole Haans are a 10 and my clarks are a 10 so went with a 10 in these
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Going to suitsupply later today and having trouble deciding between these two suits. Which one would yall go with?
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/napoli-blue-plain/P4119I.html?cgid=Suits&srule=PriceAsc
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/napoli-navy-plain/P4989I.html?cgid=Suits&srule=PriceAsc
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/napoli-blue-plain/P4119I.html?cgid=Suits&srule=PriceAsc
http://us.suitsupply.com/en_US/suits/napoli-navy-plain/P4989I.html?cgid=Suits&srule=PriceAsc
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I'll post pics by tonight. They fit very similar to Clarks in terms of sizing. Wont be able to wear em anytime soon with all this snow though 
Very tempted to buy the black ones now, probably will if i can get them for 75 somehow
Very tempted to buy the black ones now, probably will if i can get them for 75 somehow
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Do you own any blue suit already ?
If yes , go with the lighter shade of it
If not, the dark shade is more wearable; imho
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Probably should've half sized down just for a bit more comfort. Can't complain though
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they look great man repped for the pics appreciate it
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@krizzzle I have the napoli blue
Great suit.
Great suit.
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@krizzzle -- I have the second darker navy suit and think it's a classic, must-have suit for any guy.
If this is your first suit, I'd recommend that. Just FYI -- I will be copping the first blue suit as my 3rd suit (I already have Navy + Charcoal in my rotation).
If this is your first suit, I'd recommend that. Just FYI -- I will be copping the first blue suit as my 3rd suit (I already have Navy + Charcoal in my rotation).
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krizzzle
you can't go wrong with either one. I have the first one and it has become my go-to suit. Granted the true navy is also a great option. You can't go wrong with either one.
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I also have the first one, and it is my favorite and, most versatile suit. If you are going to Suitsupply pay attention to the finish or sheen of the fabrics, as well as any patterns to the fabrics. Though they are the same style and color, each suit can have subtle differences. The little details make a big difference.
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really appreciate all the feedback y'all. was tough but ended up goin with the second one for my first suit.
the fabric was very nice in person with a little less sheen but i'll def consider the first option in the future.
the fabric was very nice in person with a little less sheen but i'll def consider the first option in the future.
