The dressier of the two, this leather runner from John Varvatos is distressed with lined details (in true Varvatos fashion). Priced at $250.
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These bright fire engine red deck shoes are made for compliments. It’s equally distressed with a look that resembles water damage. Well, without the damage of course. Priced at $225.
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bed|stu products have the same hand finishes, unique natural leathers, and minute detailing inspired by the bench made footwear, but at a more accessible price. Pair them with your favourite shorts or cuffed up jeans. Available in two styles (black and brown) at $125 a pair, they’re your stylish choice for spring.
Last year I picked up a pair of Bunker boots at the store. It was black with plaid grey along the rim of the boot and I wore it through fall and winter proudly. Bunker became that new discovery for me: inexpensive, trendy, comfortable, detail oriented, rugged, and vocalize the modern man.
New for this fall/winter from Bunker are two new boots ($180 and $210, respectively). Still can’t decide which style I’ll be buying this season. I’ll let you guys get first dibs. This time.
Also from Bunker are some great new shoes as well. Comfortable and can be worn in both casual and social settings. Priced at $180.
The Spanish footwear company also makes funny commercials.
What word best describes our new John Varvatos shoes? YUM!
The same way a women in a sexy pair of heels conveys a message, these shoes say “I’m sophisticated but still rough around the edges; I’ll take you out for a nice fancy dinner but we’ll do shots at my favorite dive bar before I take you home ” (well, that’s what they were saying to me when I bought them!)
Eastend Wingtip $295
Hand stained leather with roughed up details
English “Winkle Picker” Oxford $285
Based on the 60’s version style that the punk “teddy boys” would wear
Ginsberg Chukka $235
Perfect summer boot, great to wear with chino’s!
