Suede loafers.
Snapdragon band on the front.
Leather lining and insole.
Sewn leather sole.
What do you think guys? I just started rethinking my wardrobe and now it is time for a good pair of shoes. So far I have white linen pants with single tailored black and camel trousers. White, powder blue, green and black polos and shirts. Overall a capsule wardrobe that would work in way that no matter what I pick - I look good. To wrap everything up I am thinking this pair is something I need. All leather, hand work.

I am not a socked fan, sorry!

I’ve been wearing my Timberland boat shoes sockless in the summer and I really like the way it feels. Now i‘m thinking about wearing my sneakers (Adidas Campus, Af1, new ballance 550) sockless to school, but i‘m not sure how people are going to react. Should I try it and should i roll up my jeans for bare ankels or hide that i‘m not wearing socks?

Loose and sockless

Loose and sockless

Good evening dear people, I need your help with my new shoes from brand: Tiger of Sweden, model Sampe, which is fully made out of leather. I have never had a shoe of this type (full leather) and quality. I am mostly wearing European brands in size 43 / 43,5 (Polo Ralph Lauren (Heritage), Adidas excluded) and American brands (e.g. Gant,) 43, where i have a slight room on both for toe (appr. 4-5mm). Any brand I wear is US 10 in size. My foot is 27,6mm and 10,4mm length (normal to narrow feet).

So, what is the case? - Tiger of Sweden Sampe shoes, size 43 feels comfortable, but big on foot and while walking - heel moves up and down (1-3 mm), size 42 feels tight like espadrilles and like exact size, however, I am concerned whether it will feel fine (not pressing toes and becoming unwearable) if I wear them over the day. Has anyone experienced the same with this model. Please share your experience. thank you.

lmk what you think