Untitled

Sometimes even the most dapper of men like to go casual. And with the casual aesthetic popular as ever, it’s good to have a go-to casual footwear option. It goes without saying, but minimalist sneakers in leather, suede, or canvas will always be in style......#men #essential #shoe #collection #straightupsavage #jonmcbean #business #casual #aliveshoes #black #leather #hitops

Whether you’ve got some errands to run or some buddies to meet up with, the casual running sneaker is the most comfortable option you’ve got. Rock them with joggers and a ball cap or rolled up jeans and a blazer.

Technically the monkstrap is a loafer because it has no laces, you just slip them on. It comes as a single strap, double strap and even triple straps, with the double being the most popular.  Did you know that the name comes from an era in Europe when monks used to wear shoes with a buckle as an alternative to sandals?

This is my BACK THE BLUE shoe design concept. I wanted to do something where people could show support for the police in a low profile but a still visible way. They will be Made in Italy and handcrafted in leather. The purchase price is $194USD. 100% of all profits generated from the sale of these shoes will be donated to PTSD supports for law enforcement. Please like or share around the world. #police #support #sneakers #aliveshoes #backtheblue #peaceofficer #ptsd #mentalhealth #cops #blueline

Every single pair of these sandals boasts a contoured, malleable footbed for better comfort, all housed within a classic, easy-to-wear shape.

These days you can wear a multitude of sneaker styles with almost anything, but unless you’re confident pushing the fashion envelope, stick to denim and sportswear as foolproof options. Whether you’re a dedicated sneaker freak or just like the comfort factor, make sure you always have a decent pair.

Brown leather lace-ups are utilitarian, but still, look great. The perfect fall/winter shoe option. Dress them up, dress them down, wear them into the ground. Clean ’em and do it all over again.

These days you can wear a multitude of sneaker styles with almost anything, but unless you’re confident pushing the fashion envelope, stick to denim and sportswear as foolproof options. Whether you’re a dedicated sneaker freak or just like the comfort factor, make sure you always have a decent pair.

Essential men's shoe collection. Consider these your go-anywhere kicks because their USP is versatility (especially in white). Wear them day-to-night with tees and chinos, jeans, shorts and informal tailoring. However, they do have a use-by date: that moment they start looking past their best, relegate them to loafing about the house or doing chores. Never wear them for exercise and keep them as box fresh as possible.

Hi tops for hard work outs (and everything else) in neutral grey.

The sneaker is stylish, versatile and a great flip-flop alternative. It’s the summertime go-to for when you’re keeping it really casual.

Going with the preppy vibe, loafers and chinos are a classic combination. If it feels too stuffy, it’s acceptable to wear loafers with and without socks – here’s an opportunity to experiment with different prints, patterns, colours – with a rolled-up cuff. It’s an easy, versatile shoe, hence its adoption by everyone from bankers to outdoor sports enthusiasts to punks and Ivy League frat boys.

Did you know that the Chelsea boot has Victorian roots and has been around for over 150 years?

The good ol’ casual running sneakers is a pair of essential shoes for men and nice to have. Though not necessarily for running these days, these shoes are prime for more casual outfits and the trendy athleisure look. Whether you’ve got some errands to run or some buddies to meet up with, the casual running sneaker is the most comfortable option you’ve got. Rock them with joggers and a ball cap or rolled up jeans and a blazer.

Consider these your go-anywhere kicks because their USP is versatility (especially in white). Wear them day-to-night with tees and chinos, jeans, shorts and informal tailoring. However, they do have a use-by date: that moment they start looking past their best, relegate them to loafing about the house or doing chores. Never wear them for exercise and keep them as box fresh as possible.

What’s first up on the list of shoes every man should own? The brown brogue. It will quickly become a staple in any man’s wardrobe. It’s as versatile as it is stylish. Ready for this? The term “brogue” is derived from bro, the Gaelic word for shoe. Brogues are characterized by the unique punching or decorative perforations along the shoe’s leather uppers.