[ideliver]

[wj4]

Originally Posted by Trauma Junkie

Lose the square toe...

+1.

Grey is the most versatile color you can get. It works with pretty much any color.

Color scheme looks good.

[jlstyle]

Originally Posted by Feyd

Not sure if you checked it out when it was there, but the OP removed the first photo.

In that perspective the pictures looked a bit more like this.



In that "more overhead perspective" The actual end of the toe is considerably narrower than the widest part of the foot bed. In the photo that remains the perspective is a bit lower thus obscuring said difference.

I like. My type of a shoe.

[Feyd]

Originally Posted by jlstyle

I like. My type of a shoe.

Are you by chance short?

Do you have an insatiable desire for green clothing and buckles?

Happen to speak with an Irish accent?

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by Feyd

Are you by chance short?

Do you have an insatiable desire for green clothing and buckles?

Happen to speak with an Irish accent?

[radix]

Originally Posted by jlstyle

I like. My type of a shoe.

That thing is horrid, imo.

[BTM]

LOL glad someone with a cleaner reputation if you will said that before me. I wouldn't be caught dead in those

[Verbiage]

Originally Posted by BTM

LOL glad someone with a cleaner reputation if you will said that before me. I wouldn't be caught dead in those

I would be caught alive in them. I think they are the epitome of foot beauty.

[BTM]

To each their own. They don't even look comfortable...

[SlamMan]

The color in the picture kind of sucks but the combo is okay. Like others said, a lighter brown would be better.

You'll also notice it's nearly impossible to find a square toe shoe made by a quality shoe maker.

Originally Posted by Feyd

I think it works perfectly. However, if you are older than 25 you need to find some different shoes IMO.

lol flaunt it if you got it :P I see this older gentleman at work sometimes who looks like he's in his 50's but he wears the new modern fitted suits and looks pretty good in them ( no homo ) I think it's all about attitude and how well you can wear it, regardless of age.