Shoes

[Cliphead]

Loake

None better Linky

[dude69]

I always used to get those.

A size nine pair of Doc shoes would always fit, be comfortable straight away, and go with all my casual clothes.

I could just go in and buy a pair without even trying them on. Perfect shoe shopping for a bloke.

But the last pair that I got absolutely hurt like hell. I did a bit of research to see if I could find out what was different about them from the previous time that I bought a pair and found out that they are now being made in China. To add insult to injury the price has not gone down at all.

I suppose it is just possible that I happened to get a bad pair, but I won't be getting any again to find out.

You should go to Camden.

http://www.britboot.co.uk/

That shop there.

They sell Dr. Martens and British-made Dr. Marten-alikes (slightly more expensive).

Nice shop.

[Diver]

Back street cobblers, get made to measure, just take a pic of the style you want, it's all I do

[Clippy]

Back street cobblers, get made to measure, just take a pic of the style you want, it's all I do

Yeah, but that's because you've got six toes.

[Diver]

Yeah, but that's because you've got six toes.

Very Very wide finlike feet

[miffy]

Yeah, but that's because you've got six toes.

I still think a pair of beige hush puppies take some beating. Or will get you some beatings.

I always forget which way round that saying goes.

[robnjc]

Oliver Sweeney, Loake or a pair of Churches

Loakes every time for work. Never paid £130 for a pair yet though - try Slater Menswear if theres one near you.

[threaded]

Currently wearing Crocs, really comfortable.

[Dow Jones]

City Slickers

Loake seems to be the winner then.
Sebago is a similar one - $ 100 in the US but over £ 100 in the UK

[oracleslave]

comfortable.

frickin ugly