7 Men's Summer Shoe Mistakes & What Shoes To Wear

[@kirkus6309]

Always great advice. Cheers

[@kashyyyk]

...shoe closet? You must mean “the space under my bed.”

[@SpamMouse]

I suggest you are mistaken, one prefers a shoe room.

[@Bluesnipible]

@@SpamMouse A whole room dedicated to shoes? Even women don't have that! I just put my shoes in little cubbies in my closet.

[@SpamMouse]

I suggest you are not trying hard enough. There is also the point that shoes worn every day during the week will tend to rot, office shoes need a day or two to dry out between being worn. Have two at least.

[@Bluesnipible]

@@SpamMouse Yes, I have 3 pairs of dress shoes I rotate through for going to the office to let them settle. I don't know anybody who has nearly enough shoes to dedicate a whole room to them.

[@golammoinuddin5768]

Expensive advice

[@stylishoversixty9459]

"Nothing looks more old grandpa" enjoyed that really appreciate another fun informative video thanks!

[@TheBeachHermit]

James Bond wore black leather sandals without socks in Ian Fleming's (book) Thunderball. It was his sole concession to the heat of the Jamaican sun.

[@sepppepe2158]

Stephen Bray Agree! But must say that I prefer boat shoes, i'm really into them this summer.

[@TheBeachHermit]

I wear boat shoes in the U.K. yet prefer woven leather shoes for my Mediterranean homes. I still wear boat shoes for yachting of course :)

[@sepppepe2158]

Stephen Bray Undoubtedly a Gentleman's best choice when on a yacht trip!

[@alwaystellthetruth9612]

then James must have smelly feet....

[@andreleverettejr3747]

Try Huaraches as well gentleman

[@samuelbrainsample]

I'm hurt that my Birkenstocks were just lumped into the 'flip-flop' category. HURT! ;-)

[@Fools_Requiem]

I generally ignore any "flip flops are bad" rules. There are good flip flop brands out there that look good in an outfit.

[@jonathanvermillion7263]

Aww no! I love my birks

[@f1sfingb0at]

Thanks Sven, There's always a boatload of info laced throughout your clips

[@jonstern7511]

First, great video and great channel. I've a few random thoughts....I really like that you are who you are and your advice is great. Occasionally, because we are different to you in personality and style we might want to diverge from it (for instance, though I don't do it myself I wouldn't want to say that someone couldn't wear sneakers with a suit. I reckon a youngster with the right attitude could pull it off). I agree about the shoes with the brightly coloured sole - I find them clownish too. But I don't like contrasting laces for the same reason. Finally, I've tried no show socks a few times and never got them to stay in place on the heel. I like the idea but for that reason I go sockless in summer (which does mean I don't often get the chance to alternate the summer shoes with classic shoes and am restricted to the types I can wear something sockless)

[@letsseeif]

In Aussie we call 'flip flops, ' 'thongs' (I know that elsewhere thongs are for ladies & are brief undergarments), and here we call 'trainers', 'runners'.

[@TdyYrLove]

Can you do a video on selecting a quality leather jacket? What to look for and what to avoid?

[@008doomguy]

Do a video about detachable collars. When to use them, which shirts can use them and what general info is important about them.

[@justagerman140]

Great idea

[@J.S.R.Berendsen]

It would be better to say "Please"when you ask samething, or else it sounds demanding....

[@darianburkhart752]

I think for starters the "vintage menswear" channel has some videos on them.

[@artistphx]

Obviously, this man has never lived in the south west part of the United States When it is 108 degrees and above most of the time, some of his rules go right out the window.

[@powbobs]

artistphx Florida also.

[@BaberJacks]

and straya

[@thekingofthisworld2154]

I grew up in Tucson. That’s why I left. Just couldn’t take it.

[@MarkWilliams-gy9bi]

One suggestion would be to avoid going outside during the hot parts of the day.

[@LeviSquidman]

I wore a whole suit in Florida last summer, it really depends if you’re a hot body or not.

[@drew8235]

I'm still a firm believer that the white shoe in general looks pretty awful paired with a suit. Combinations of white are okay, saw an elegant black/white Oxford of some sort in one video, but the pure white shoe just looks distracting and amateur.

[@Pete-z6e]

Drew , couldn’t agree more.

[@RPGmvp]

I watch these videos and I love them, I just need more money now.

[@littlerhino2006]

Joshua Edwards I wish he were interested in teaching guys how to bespoke or tailor their own clothing. He's all about value after all...

[@frenchjd01]

The faceless check out SD , stylish dad for tailoring videos.

[@pastrychefalfred876]

I like my shoes with the colorful soles, I have a gray derby with a neon yellow sole, I incorporate the yellow int the form of a tie and/or lapel flower.

[@Pommezul]

The ultimate summer outfit is a pair of Crocs, a wolf T-shirt and a baggy cargo shorts. That's what a true gentleman should wear.

[@TheSrSunday]

To not be recognized as such, you mean?

[@matts9484]

Sorry, I want to understand, it seems like you have your suit to be quite fitted to your upper body but your pants are always quite baggy and oversized. Is this deliberate? How so?

[@goombakiwi]

Matt S , he talks about having a big bum and wearing vintage clothes. Other than going bespoke; I don't know if it's worth a tailor trimming up the legs.

[@jonstern7511]

It's his style. Quite old fashioned these days but classic nonetheless. I follow a lot of his advice but just make sure I go with a more modern slimmer cut

[@AlphaWolfOverman02]

It's one thing to wear oversized pants since some can pull it off. It is another to wear these calf-clinging, tapered ankle pants that I see celebrities wearing these days claiming they are "fitted"; they are an atrocious style and if any tailor thinks they would get me to wear those they've got another thing coming! What is more, how folks show their ignorance today, some claim up and down in bespoke forums today that's how pants looked in the '60s. A crock if any! You didn't see Sean Connery or Roger Moore wearing something like that. They wore hand tailored, crisp straight leg worsted slacks that did not look even the least bit ill-fitted.

[@matts9484]

Selim Sultan Akbar Neither, just curious why such a mix if baggy and fitted. Top is more fitted and the bottom is baggy. I am genuinely asking, "why"?

[@AlphaWolfOverman02]

Matt S It is NOT baggy. See, this is the problem. The perception, that some of you 'think' it is baggy, when it is not. They are tailored to his appropriate body shape. What is more, men in the 50s and 60s wore these the same way, if not at times even wider in leg than what you see on Sven. Examine a photo on Pinterest of any American Sears advertisement, Oakbrook casual slacks for instance, and you will see the very same thing. In contrast, there was also the 'Teddy Boy' narrow cut that lasted for awhile, but even those weren't overly slim to the point of ridiculousness. Both were fitted to their style. Don't listen to these current millennial fashionists that claim that anything that isn't slim fit enough is baggy because they don't know what they're talking about, they've got it ALL wrong. Also, unless you're a tall thin stork of an individual, quit it with the slim fit because some of you look like you're struggling to pull on into the Sunday school suit of a child it looks so ridiculous. This isn't to say that this is all you are saying when you ask why, I am speaking in general about the misconceptions that this generation has these days about what is baggy, fitted, and slim. Baggy didn't mean then what some believe it is today, and its inaccurate.

[@avpimdb]

Yay! We're still in the middle of summer. So like!

[@caligulajodorowsky]

I disagree with the sneaker part. Many sneakers nowadays are not intended for sports anymore and remain just as a legacy of early gym shoes, but nowadays are just casual shoes that can be paired with chinos or even trousers, specially all white and all black plain sneakers. BTW this doesn't apply to any contemporary performance sport shoes (except maybe some understated designs found in tennis shoes and other sports).

[@putinputin9184]

VeryNormal SimplePerson true

[@bobbirdsong6825]

I think sneakers go much better with jeans, to be honest, as they fit their casual nature.

[@jonstern7511]

VeryNormal SimplePerson I agree sneakers can be used with other trousers but only if clearly chosen for that reason eg white sneakers with a blue suit worn casually (maybe without a tie), but not as one of the tips say to masquerade as shoes (eg black sneakers substituting for black shoes with a formal look)

[@christiandiderik8326]

oow, but wearing tapered jeans with a tight pin-roll along with some loafers looks so good. And I'm not talking the bulky 50s style penny loafers, but the modern loafers that have a dress shoe silhouette, much like the jordaan loafers from gucci.

[@caligulajodorowsky]

Loafers are also great although they're a notch more feminine than white sneakers (which are already unisex). If you already have skinny ankles, wearing sockless loafers with slim tapered jeans with a pin-roll crop combo makes the ankle/feet look even more delicate so stay aware of that (ofc some can use this to their advantage).

[@esteweyke321]

I think colorful soles and Oxford shoes with a a trainer sole can be used in many occasions and look good at the flame time.

[@howardgoldstein8290]

....some great advise...but I think those suede shoes look a bit heavy & too textured for summer...prefer suede in winter with wools, tweeds, etc....would have preferred navy/white spectators or even light tan glazed leather slip ons............just my preference..................

[@nikogwaj1067]

Suedes aren't supposed to be worn in winter.

[@lenocman2]

Suede is not meant to be worn in the winter. Suede leather would be exposed to the elements if worn in the winter, when it is more likely to rain and snow (depending on where you live of course). As we know, suede does not endure wet conditions well at all, and would stain so easily in the rain and snow. Suede shoes tend to be sold with the option of unlined uppers, hence why suede is prefered in spring and summer

[@prabeshlamichhane3735]

please make a series on traditional dresses around the world....

[@blakefaulkner4728]

"And trust me, THEY DO"

[@Bugumir]

Dark green, suede wing tip Oxfords. Thanks for that idea. They look great.

[@MattyVice]

Hi Sven, I like the channel, however everything appears to be geared towards only pushing super luxury/high end product from your store. This is fine, however there is not much content regarding budget products or style shortcuts that can be taken on a budget.

[@SSS-mp8th]

Sven has addressed this a few times in his videos. You have a couple of options and the best one is thrifting. You can find many quality garments in thrift or vintage stores. If you really want new then you will need to save up and purchase some wardrobe staples than can be combined to create many different outfits. There are a number of direct online manufacturers that create quality garments and shoes for less than you will find in upscale retailers.

[@MattyVice]

SS S I understand that, however the way he presents himself is as though if it is not expensive and superb quality then it is Garbage; which is obviously untrue. He seems to be very successful and buys top tier products; however the perception is as though he is better than everyone else. At least these are my thoughts. Not saying it is true, saying it is the perception. Long and short of it is, it's unrelatable.

[@jonstern7511]

I find Sven's pushing of products from his store very restrained and I certainly prefer it to sponsorship that compromises the content like in other well known style you tubers. His style is what it is and as you say mostly at the top end of the market. I use the advice and scale it down a little to my price range, for instance I will buy good British shoes but not bespoke ones and fairly reasonable knee high socks from Amazon rather than Sven's own ones which are a bit more expensive (but that I still may try sometime together with some of his other accessories). I find the videos an inspiration. You can look good still by following a lot of his points and scaling it down a bit and buying a bit cheaper

[@gondolin12]

I think the main point is not to buy high end brands but trying to find high quality products and I agree with the comment saying about to scale it down to your budget. I’m a woman and I feel I myself learn so much by just watching this videos. I get to know about shoe soles and leather and plenty other stuff I never knew and paid attention.

[@jonstern7511]

murgul morgul I found myself watching a woman's style channel the other day after it popped up in my feed. It was about Frech women's style, which I quite admire and I found it interesting. I think if you enjoy clothes and style you can enjoy it in both sexes. I like women as well as clothes so putting the two together and seeing women wear nice things is great

[@RainierKenneth]

Please make a video for shoes to wear in tropical climates where it's hot and humid, and rain can occur at any time.

[@rarehunters1259]

crocs

[@salim4270]

Great video Sven! but I have to dissagree with your views on sneakers. Yes, sneakers are unacceptable when worn with suits but canvas sneakers are great alternatives to boat shoes and basic laced-up leather sneakers can be worn with anything less formal than a sportscoat combination.

[@tvdd9514]

I actually have to disagree. I think it is possible to wear sneakers with a suit. I've done it and it looked great. Just make sure it's a very formal sneaker for example a complete white leather sneaker and also don't wear a shirt underneath the jacket but something a bit less formal for example a turtleneck or just a normal sweater. If you're young it's a great look, I promise.

[@purik026]

@@tvdd9514 So true. Personally, I would much rather wear a pair of more casual jeans with a nice pair of leather sneakers than with a more formal shoe. Somehow the examples Sven showed, especially the ones while talking about sneakers seemed really off with a lighter pair of jeans for there was this discrepancy between the casual light coloured denim and the more formal shoe. Another point I feel has been greatly ignored is when you would want to go even more casual with, perhaps, a pair of nice looking linen shorts. You can't just slap on your monk-straps and call it a day.

[@bodigames]

Tom VDD KIES VOOR DOEN KIES VVD: MARK RUTTE

[@drstrangelove4925]

10th doctor: hold my converse

[@lenocman2]

@@tvdd9514 Would you wear a pair of brown cap toe oxfords with a tracksuit? This is why I disagree with pairing any trainer with a suit. The only exception would be the canvas shoe for extremely casual suits, or summer bucks with the red sole. What are your thoughts sir

[@xTHlSGUYx]

I’ll have you know that my cordovan flip flops are Goodyear welted and receive compliments everywhere I go

[@latetotheparty7551]

For some, this may be a "tough love" video but is expected from this channel. I like just having your voice without the background music. It really helps the viewer to focus more on the content of what you're saying, though I believe I've read this critique in previous comments from time to time. For the past few months I've been fortunate to own a pair of espadrilles, which are a very fun pair of summery shoes to wear, although I wish the toe box were slightly larger.

[@monicagambino318]

Love the jacket, tie and shirt combo, very out of the box and tastefull

[@ivyleague3224]

Bold is gaudy, plain is cheap but simple is always elegant

[@RevJamesCostello]

What gets me is that you denigrate more formal style shoes with funny coloured soles, yet advocate weird looking white brogues with orange laces. Personally, I have a pair of suede derby shoes with a crepe sole (Tricker’s Woodstock). I was initially sceptical and looked to have them resoled. However, I decided to give them a chance and they work quite well.

[@j.h.miretskay3430]

Agreed. Those white brogues look atrocious. They should remain in the 1970s. It looks like something a grandpa would wear. Dated and bizarre.

[@Wondering_Ghoul]

“Sandles are only ok for the pool or the beach” orrrrr literally anywhere in Southern California.

[@markekar6021]

Ur right, but they shouldn't be. That state is all over the place. Love hate relationship with it, I must say. Anyway I rock my Cole haan boat shoes so I won't get feces on my better shoes over there

[@johnmattan3273]

No colorful soles?? Well, it’s not like I’ll be buying Louboutin’s any time soon.

[@nmfl100]

While I agree with a couple of the recommendations, this is generally not advice for gentlemen - it's advice for men who take themselves too seriously (or 80 year old men, at best). Come on, this is 2019, not 1925.

[@MrDeanmfitz]

Hah

[@j.h.miretskay3430]

I agree. His channel has some great content. He sometimes has really great tips. However, he sometimes dresses in ways that are neither elegant nor gentlemanly -- he looks like he raided his grandfather's closet and took everything. Some of his combinations look gross.

[@ohad157]

Am I the only one who thinks all these "summer shoes" are fugly?!

[@jamesthacoolcat9926]

Excellent video for summer. I like all the suggestions you made. Suede, spectators, leather boat shoes, loafers, and white canvas shoes. So many options for summer.

[@lokinya]

With this heatwave, you bet I'm wearing flipflops! Great vid as usual, but this week I'm throwing all classiness overboard.

[@davidtatelo]

Fenrir Go for espadriles, much more classy and protect your feet from the sun keeping them cooler.

[@jonstern7511]

The hotter it gets the harder it is to stay classy. I find myself looking like everyone else (which I hate) in polo shirt, chino shorts and some of the footwear options in this video

[@davidtatelo]

Jon Stern, I wear almost the same but NEVER shorts. And i live in a subtropical area now, and lived in blistering Madrid before.

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

This is a few years old. In 2023 there are many sharp espadrilles available. I have a blue knit cotton with short laces by Mod Shoes. Also a soft suede pair of summer desert boots by Lambretta with an espadrille sole. They breathe, are comfortable with socks or without, and get compliments from the ladies. I also have a basic pair of black canvass lace up ones by Ben Sherman.

[@brazilianbaron7763]

Suede shoes are fine to be used in summer?

[@MattyVice]

Alpha m would have a problem with this. He HATES boat shoes

[@gentlemansgazette]

Each to their own ;)

[@MattyVice]

Gentleman's Gazette I like boat shoes, I don't understand his logic in "eliminating them"

[@narmi3134]

Matthew Eso he’s so tacky

[@MattyVice]

Imran I wouldn't say tacky, that's his style, it's what he likes. Who are we to judge?

[@putinputin9184]

Same

[@jaykronic7229]

Wrong generation

[@mac_oda7317]

Always great videos, but you need to bring in those salmon chinos @ 6:07 to be fitted a little better.

[@captainmerica2498]

What suit should i wear with dark green shoes

[@andjelkovicjasmin2954]

Damn Raphael, i really like your outfit!

[@misha9952]

A friend of mine didn't need laces. Watched the video. Currently on Fort Belvedere looking at laces.

[@roopnarinericky]

This was the most wild outfit I've seen you wear this far.

[@darthazgorath9570]

Gentleman's Gazette Sir, I love your videos, and threw them I have lurned a lot. There is a clothing item that is a bit older than a lot of what you have talked about, and that would be the Capes, Inverness cloaks and Cloaks of Victoria, and even older time periods. I have resuched and have found that they insolate, breath, and do a lot better job in the rain than anything else. But when it comes to places I can even look to try and find a pattern to make a Victorian Oprah cape myself , there is absolutely nothing, not to mention the fact that no one else really thinks about this protecular item of clothing, so in doing so you could help me in bringing back this interesting and functional peace of clothing into the men's wardrobe, the only reason it was gotten rid of was for the industrial revolution where the cape would get cought in the gears and working of factors, that we are no longer around today meaning it can get brought back. So could you not only help me find out more about this peace of clothing but also bring it back into the modern world

[@cesarsaucedo5110]

Those are some baggy pants!!!

[@alwaystellthetruth9612]

the story is for shoes!!!

[@george5737]

Raphael, I like your videos and this is very informative also but you have to get rid of those boat shoes. They are in very bad condition and are not flattering at all.

[@deardoherlambang108]

George agreed. please throw them off.

[@jonstern7511]

I kind of like them. Remember them from one of the other videos!

[@julianvalderramaescalante8758]

Rmrs is from raphael... here is sven

[@j.h.miretskay3430]

Agreed! I wouldn't wear such shoes out in public.

[@MrWolf-xk8sl]

Boat shoes should be banned

[@Hobbes9208]

Honestly, even if you were rafting, closed toed shoes would be a much safer option

[@ironMaiden123mcr]

Where is the GG background music in this video? I miss it

[@JDiako97]

Some women are wearing sandals for 9 months a year (march - december), while men do it only for

[@yvngschema6991]

Honestly a couple of these don’t really apply in some places. I live in northern Louisiana and it is insanely hot here ALL THE TIME. We NEVER get snow here, and the temp never drops below thirty even during the winter months.

[@MeleDrummer]

Thank you sir.

[@matthewbeechr]

Miss the drum kit

[@wilburwhateley4626]

Driving shoes are like glorified slippers, they have very little interior support and usually a fairly narrow and thin sole. These shoes are made this way so that while driving you can easily feel the pedals with your feet and the narrow sole prevents the edge of a wider sole from catching the edge of a pedal accidentally. The more they are genuine driving shoes, the worse they are for walking, I learned this the hard way at the expense of my poor feet.

[@howyoudoin7054]

I like his voice that’s the only reason I’m watching this video

[@JeeGee114]

Summer is not really summer without some decent spanish espadrilles.

[@josephagredano9405]

Man you’re just hating on summer sho fashions and sandals. I know sandals that are better made then a lot of really good dress shoes

[@tonydeltablues]

Top quality video :-) We're experiencing a heatwave in the UK and I was thinking about summer shoes so this is perfect! Now I'm not a rich man but I'm gradually building up my wardrobe (mainly vintage jackets and careful purchases) and plan to buy some penny loafers. There is an affordable 'John Lewis' brand that I'm probably going to go with: I think blake stitched and nice suede...my family will say' Dad - not another pair of shoes!'

[@lenocman2]

I find it strange that our families never bat an eyelid whenever a female buys yet another pair of shoes. But when I man dares to do it, there's surprise and horror! Why? It almost seems like a man is not allowed to express himself through clothing. We're made to feel comfortable sometimes. I do not, but I imagine some men are made to feel so.

[@TheJohn8765]

This video made me pull out my nearly-unworn mocs from my closet. Thanks, Raphael!

[@c.w.9615]

I recently ordered a custom suit and I had a problem with the pocket style regarding where the chest pocket on the jacket was placed. It was placed about an inch further away from the lapel than I regularly see on suit jackets. We will probably remake the coat from scratch. Can we see a video on pocket styles and placement on suits?

[@brianc9374]

Sneakers......never wear gym shoes, such as Criss trainers or running shoes outside the gym. If you choose to wear sneakers, make sure your wearing jeans or shorts, maybe maybe kakis. Acceptable sneakers Chuck's, Vans classic collection, Nike Cortez, Reebok's, and Adidas classics or walking shoes.

[@alexsalazar5097]

You said not to wear hybrids. This shoe is a hybrid right because it has the sole of a sneaker - The Tommy Hilfiger mens-winner-casual-lace-up-oxfords?

[@thescentslessshaver8600]

Did you really just say “wasp-y” in a sentence?? Even if that is an urban-dictionary-correct term, I don’t think it does anything to help diversity and inclusion. I’m not mad, I’m just making a recommendation that you leave that out in the future….

[@andreasjohansson4050]

Raphael since you live in the US, have you had the opportunity to try out the classic american loafers from Bass Weejuns?

[@SatsumaTengu14]

I am heading back to Japan to work at a collage. What that means is that through the course of the day shoes come on an off so many times that as a middle-aged man lace ups are impracticle. For a summer shoe.i can wear with a suit or sports coat etc I can see the loafer being practical. My question though is what would be a suitable Autumn and winter shoe for suit and sports coat attire?

[@j.h.miretskay3430]

Talks about dressing like a gentleman -- yet wears an ancient pair of red boat shoes that look like they've been soaked in the rain countless times. Also, no man should be wearing white shoes, period. It looks tacky, ridiculous, and will instantly show any dirt and scuffs. As for sandals, there are countless high quality leather sandals that look stylish and elegant with a casual summer outfit. This channel has some good advice, but also stuff that I disagree with. Raphael sometimes looks very well dressed -- at other times, his outfits look ridiculous and far from elegant and dapper. And those colorful shoelaces look preposterous -- far worse look than an obnoxious pair of socks.

[@station7thedoor]

1 Men's Summer Shoe Mistake: at 3:12 he talks about tassel loafers, but we see a picture of a row of colorful Oxfords, helpfully mislabeled "Tassel Loafer." Ha!

[@miopera40]

There are some closed toe sandals that are hard to beat for hot weather and look great. For example styles like the heinrich dinkelacker london sandal, or even better price wise and decent quality for a Stacy their Caliban sandals. And they look 100% better dress down with shorts than loafers. All the monk strap style sandals pretty much. Light oxfords less europeanish style also look great and also casual with linens, grantstone has a cap toe that I love for this matter.

[@Dadee3]

I really hope your pants aren't that big like on your thumbnail, lol.

[@benjaminstahl8948]

they exactly are

[@TheJohn8765]

He has "big thighs" :) /takes a drink

[@sepppepe2158]

TheJohn8765 :-D lol at least found someone else who does the gg drinking-game

[@sepppepe2158]

TheJohn8765 *takes a glass of port *

[@tibchy144]

In fashion you have to know the rules so you can break them. You have to ask yourself will you follow dogma or will you be original. There's nothing like coming to an event in sneakers while all the wannabees and phonies are wearing oxfords. But you have to know the rules before you decide to break them.

[@westfieldartworks8188]

Ahh,...finally figured out what that beautiful tan woven derby is at 7:00. It's the Allen Edmonds Leiden Weave in Walnut. Darn,..that's a nice shoe. I've seen you model that particular shoe in several of your videos. A real winner in my opinion. Thank you.

[@getmartincarter]

Should one wear brown leather loafers rather than black with blue denim jeans ? Blue and brown don’t usually match however I’ve seen you modelling brown shoes with blue jeans

[@florenciomendoza1212]

True True True

[@bogdanbackup]

Great classy advice, but you trouser styling leaves a lot to be desired😛

[@tiredoffools8929]

Completely agree.

[@j.h.miretskay3430]

Amen! 😂

[@mimovids]

I think a plane white sneakers with trousers and a blazer is nice.

[@Osigot]

0:54 this outfit look pretty cool

[@theaceofhearts1424]

i like to have rubber soles on some of my shoes, for two reasons 1:where i live there aren't that many shops that sell leather soled shoes 2: with rubber soles, i'm not so worried about stepping in mud or on hard rock

[@MarcelloDeMarco]

Sir, loafers - bull sheet. only japanese zori.

[@glenconverse1327]

How about Louis Vuitton. You never mention Louis Vuitton products. Any reason?

[@firearmsstudent]

Would make you look like a grandpa... isn't classic style all grandpa-wear?

[@yakub1695]

I love wearing a suit and I love dress shoes. But boat shoes look awful to me.. classic sneakers will always win.

[@grabrax3221]

Good is wearing crocs people who love crocs hit a like

[@styx4947]

Indeed! Clownish is very apropos term for dress shoe-athletic shoe hybrids

[@JM-bg2ts]

flip flops aka thongs are given to you at birth in Australia everyone wears them.

[@f1oconjon60]

Sneakers look good with modern suits

[@leedsman54]

No they don't.

[@tylerbaldwin9513]

can anyone tell me where I can get those shoes shown at the 7:00 mark?

[@Methodsaimon]

i wear my clarks desert boots in warmer days and my loake brown brogues on colder days!

[@SolarAbyss]

I disagree with you on the colorful soles. One, rubber while it is harder to replace, will outlast leather. Two, they work well with suits but they have their place; nice restaurant - no, casual wedding - yes. They look better than any loafer/moccasin or colorful lace which just looks childish

[@vidvidvidful]

How are you giving advice and you’re on camera with the dirties ugliest boat shoes?

[@MuhammadUsman-xn7vp]

Colorful soles with formal shoes is very unattractive in my opinion, however using colorful laces is quite summer appropriate

[@philippedamphousse7293]

Men all your pants are way way too large. Everything else is good.

[@jerryb8840]

Shoes without socks are my biggest pet peeve

[@nikogwaj4754]

What about with shorts?

[@pfn615]

I hope that make the same video but in winter, at the time

[@royrutten8505]

air max is better

[@gustopher6500]

Not really though

[@vinzenzboman607]

How is it possible to wear those shoes in summer when u have got 31 degrees outside.?

[@mpietje5110]

vinzenz boman I have very light weight derby shoes in blue suede. It’s a very open shoe so my feet never get sweaty

[@joegarcia54]

I must say the size of those cuffs are very clownish.

[@sonnyd.4661]

Speak for yourself! My toes aren’t hairy!!!!!