Post pics of HIGH-END DESIGNER SHOES...(pics)

[Adamdraps]

 
Bottega chelsea's have such a great shape.

It's a shame they wear out so quickly.

A cobbler can add more crepe to the heel for 30 bucks

 

[Adamdraps]

@Gpoop, my man!
Thanks, they look different enough to have both

Indeed

 

[jackstacks]

Bottega chelsea's have such a great shape.

It's a shame they wear out so quickly.

I know I'm one of the only ones but I don't like the BV Chelseas at all. The weird paneling/stitching of the different elements just doesn't look clean to me.

 

[flyknitjb]

I know I'm one of the only ones but I don't like the BV Chelseas at all. The weird paneling/stitching of the different elements just doesn't look clean to me.

I'm not a fan either. The front is also too round

 

[jape]

^^ im in the BV chelsea dislike club too.

the colors are beautiful but I hate the shape

 

[Adamdraps]

I'm not a fan either. The front is also too round

It's not that round at all in person. At least to me it isn't.

 

[python]

bv's are dope. happy owner here

 

[jape]

has anyone seen the new velour wyatts?   any thoughts?

 

[polosanddunks]

They look like ronald McDonald shoes on my feet. They wasn't that big but it was not a snug fit.

 

[echau]

It's not that round at all in person. At least to me it isn't.

The rounder toe was my main reason for not getting the BVs at first, but I always thought the shape from the side profile was great. Now that I have SLP, CP, and BV Chelsea Boots in hand, I can say that they all can serve different purposes in my wardrobe.

Anyways, I'm done with tan boots for now.

 

[flyknitjb]

I have big feet for my height so the rounded front doesn't help. I also feel they are a bit overpriced for what they are. The do have some nice colors though.

 

[Brownstone]

The rounder toe was my main reason for not getting the BVs at first, but I always thought the shape from the side profile was great. Now that I have SLP, CP, and BV Chelsea Boots in hand, I can say that they all can serve different purposes in my wardrobe.

Anyways, I'm done with tan boots for now.

My dude got 3k in tan boots haha! #moneygang

 

[23soles]

Yup, all have their own purpose.

Nice collection, echau

How the hell do you keep them in such good condition though? I have the same line up but yours make my pairs look BEAT.

 

[echau]

I just put boot trees in them whenever I take them off. Plus I only get to wear them Fridays and weekends.

 

[Adamdraps]

I just put boot trees in them whenever I take them off. Plus I only get to wear them Fridays and weekends.

Same here. It sucks when it rains on the weekend.

 

[hennessy]

Boot trees?

 

[echau]

hennessy
Yes, boot trees:
http://m.zappos.com/woodlore-boot-trees-for-men

They're basically cedar shoe trees that account for the instep/heel in boots so it fills it in a little better.

 

[whiteeverglades]

I don't understand paying designer prices when usually designer shoe silhouettes are similar to a vans or converse. And if going the athletic route designer stuff has nowhere near the technology, variety, materials, and styles that major brands like Nike and addida's. I suppose the could be worth the money if made in Italy or USA and have nice leather but the designs are garbage to me. And there called "designer" when all they did was throw a Gucci print on a vans slip on. Seems like a design short cut to me.

 

[polosanddunks]

hennessy
Yes, boot trees:
http://m.zappos.com/woodlore-boot-trees-for-men

They're basically cedar shoe trees that account for the instep/heel in boots so it fills it in a little better.

These are a necessity and have helped keep my shoes sweaty free and in shape especially paying this much for em.

Anyone ever get those Represent Chelsea Boots Al used to post?

 

[kingofkicks954]

Your def accurate but at the same time u can sometimes say that about Nike and adidas too there are lesser brands out there with the same technology.

Bottom line is wear what u like and can afford

 

[tomdiginson]

I don't understand paying designer prices when usually designer shoe silhouettes are similar to a vans or converse. And if going the athletic route designer stuff has nowhere near the technology, variety, materials, and styles that major brands like Nike and addida's. I suppose the could be worth the money if made in Italy or USA and have nice leather but the designs are garbage to me. And there called "designer" when all they did was throw a Gucci print on a vans slip on. Seems like a design short cut to me.

Posts in designer shoe thread to complain about designer kicks.

 

[flyknitjb]

There are plenty of designer items tons don't look like anything else out there and that isn't always a good thing. The point of designer isn't to get something different. Everyone has their reasons for getting a particular shoe

 

[pums]

Luxury items shouldn't be debated if it is worth it or not sometimes. They just aren't a smart financial investment but if you like and it and can afford by all means flourish

 

[tomdiginson]

Luxury items shouldn't be debated if it is worth it or not sometimes. They just aren't a smart financial investment but if you like and it and can afford by all means flourish

Pretty much.

 

[h2k4]

I don't understand paying designer prices when usually designer shoe silhouettes are similar to a vans or converse. And if going the athletic route designer stuff has nowhere near the technology, variety, materials, and styles that major brands like Nike and addida's. I suppose the could be worth the money if made in Italy or USA and have nice leather but the designs are garbage to me. And there called "designer" when all they did was throw a Gucci print on a vans slip on. Seems like a design short cut to me.

I don't understand why you bothered to come into a designer shoe thread to begin with.  Obviously, something piqued your interest.