The Groom's Shoes?
OK gang; opinions needed:
Tooled, or untooled? Bear in mind I'll be wearing knee high off-white socks and something that looks a lot like this (different tartan but same jacket and almost the same sporran):
And no, I will not accept any suggestions that I wear ghillie brogues:
I'm a groom, not a dancing instructor.
I'm looking for something that is smart but not ridiculously dainty (nothing looks dumber on size 13 feet); a pair of shoes that will hold a shine and hold up to the rigours of country living. What I really want is something like these:
Unfortunately these comfortable, hard-wearing looking things are from a British Army surplus website I stumbled across while googling "heavy brogues" so I don't think I can readily lay my hands on a pair over here.
Tooled, or untooled? Bear in mind I'll be wearing knee high off-white socks and something that looks a lot like this (different tartan but same jacket and almost the same sporran):
And no, I will not accept any suggestions that I wear ghillie brogues:
I'm a groom, not a dancing instructor.
I'm looking for something that is smart but not ridiculously dainty (nothing looks dumber on size 13 feet); a pair of shoes that will hold a shine and hold up to the rigours of country living. What I really want is something like these:
Unfortunately these comfortable, hard-wearing looking things are from a British Army surplus website I stumbled across while googling "heavy brogues" so I don't think I can readily lay my hands on a pair over here.
2 Comments:
Top would look better with a Kilt.
By Joe, at 9:09 AM
I like to top ones too. But tevas would add an interesting New World country living twist.
By Anonymous, at 2:28 PM
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