Skolyx(meaning shoe luxury in English) do make some good shoes for the price, a bit less so now after all the price increases, but I've owned a handful different models from them and I've always been really happy
And I was wondering about the name, in ancient Greek it means "worm" hahaSkolyx(meaning shoe luxury in English) do make some good shoes for the price, a bit less so now after all the price increases, but I've owned a handful different models from them and I've always been really happy
What are those denim? Brave Star?
The Berluti knot has worked the best for me:
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. Triple H boots, lumber jack boots (logger), tactical lightweight boots.I have to admit not giving as much attention to my footwear as I have done for jackets so far, so now I am thinking to remedy this but... I am lacking in ideas.
Technically, we can wear almost any shoes or boots with our jackets as they are in general versatile. But ideally, we would want something as nice as the jackets we spend so much on. So here goes:
- Engineer boots: this is probably the quintessential boot to go with the jackets we wear.
- Work boots: another favourite
- Dress boots: wearing these takes the outfit in another direction, I personally like the look of Jodhpur boots.
- Dress shoes: getting more formal
- Sneakers: certainly not ideal but so damn convenient
So in my case, I have a pair of chippewa engineers but don't wear them that often. It's not a practical shoe to travel with as I always need a boot jack to take them off. How do you guys manage these?
I am thinking it might be interesting to get Lewis Leathers motorcycle boots with zippers such as the westway boots: http://www.lewisleathers.com/productinfo.html?code=boo-w10
Are these comfortable to walk with as well as riding?
No experience with work boots, should probably try something
Dress boots, I have a pair of Jodhpur boots that I like and wear more often then the chippewas but they can sometimes look a bit too dressy (dress shoes even more so). And they are not supposed to be worn everyday in any case.
Sneakers, I am guilty of wearing them much more often than I should. It's just very practical. But I would like to find an alternative.
I know this has probably been discussed many times, but I would be curious to take a fresh new look into this. So please share your experiences and your ideas
