I like that shade of green, I have a waxy version but it's brighter. I'll have to see if I can darken it a bit...
I like that shade of green, I have a waxy version but it's brighter. I'll have to see if I can darken it a bit...
I usually wear winklepickers. It's what suits me the most and what i like the most aesthetically. Not many Men do it anymore, it was more common in the 70s and 80s, which is a shame. I usually wear skinny trousers/jeans or at least very slim fit trousers/jeans, they always go well with it. But you have to be a certain type for that i guess. View attachment 692815
These are from UK brand Underground, i really like them, they last very long and are high quality.
I also wear Martens from the default model to model "Jadon" : View attachment 692816
And something i wear pretty often are cuban heel Winklepickers:
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(Club Cubano)
If it comes to my winklepickers i have my models in leather and black suede to give them a velvet look.
It's save to say that i really don't care about conformity and what some mens fashion blog think is trendy or look good, i wear what i like. I don't cuff my pants for example, this seems to be very modern, but i don't care for that, never did.
I usually wear winklepickers. It's what suits me the most and what i like the most aesthetically. Not many Men do it anymore, it was more common in the 70s and 80s, which is a shame. I usually wear skinny trousers/jeans or at least very slim fit trousers/jeans, they always go well with it. But you have to be a certain type for that i guess. View attachment 692815
These are from UK brand Underground, i really like them, they last very long and are high quality.
I also wear Martens from the default model to model "Jadon" : View attachment 692816
And something i wear pretty often are cuban heel Winklepickers:
View attachment 692818
(Club Cubano)
If it comes to my winklepickers i have my models in leather and black suede to give them a velvet look.
It's save to say that i really don't care about conformity and what some mens fashion blog think is trendy or look good, i wear what i like. I don't cuff my pants for example, this seems to be very modern, but i don't care for that, never did.
Yes, usually pikes are worn one size up to your regular size so no worries.I really like the style!
But my toes are getting cramped by just looking at this non-anatomical form
I hope this last leaves a lot of room in the front?
You're not getting anatomical out of that no matter how many sizes you go up. At least that's what it seems to me, might be wrong. And the more you go up in size the more out of place your ball of foot and natural crease/bend line of the boot go. Bold style for sure, far from the usual "heritage" or "workwear" stuff that folks in our hobby tend to go for. I'm a big proponent of barefoot footwear myself and yet 95% of the time I wear PNW stuff or engineer boots.Yes, usually pikes are worn one size up to your regular size so no worries.
It's save to say that i really don't care about conformity and what some mens fashion blog think is trendy or look good, i wear what i like. I don't cuff my pants for example, this seems to be very modern, but i don't care for that, never did.