Men’s Leather Dress Shoe Styles

Men’s Leather Dress Shoe Styles<br> <br> Like most things in life, if you break it up into sections and apply a few guidelines it turns out to be pretty simple.<br> <br> <br> <br> Note – this chart does make generalizations that some shoe aficionados may have an issue with. I admit it's not perfect – if you have suggestions, email me. In later articles, we'll tackle the issue of color matching and address specific styles like suede and cordovan.<br> <br> Balmoral (Bal)<br> <br> The dressiest oxford men's footwear selection Giay Da Nam tino shoes. Tino myspace https://myspace.com/giaydanamtino. Sleek, refined, most often sold in black or brown but appropriate in any dark conservative color.<br> <br> Style variations include plain toe, cap toe, brogue, and whole cut.<br> <br> Appropriate for a suit, if casually styled works with sports jackets and odd trousers. Do not combine with jeans or chinos.<br> <br> Every man who owns a suit should own a pair of classic oxfords that are minimally styled. If you wear suits daily you should rotate three pairs or more.<br> <br> Men's Bluchers<br> <br> Less dressy than Bal oxfords, identified by lacing system sewn outside of the shoe.<br> <br> Well dressed men know these can be worn with a suit, but are better with an odd jacket and trousers. Can be worn with jeans assuming they are casually styled<br> <br> Style variations include cap toe, wing tip, brogue, wide variation in materials like suede and mixed leathers.<br> <br> Common variations are saddle shoes, derbies, spectators, and laced moccasins<br> <br> A classic shoe that should serve as your 2nd or a 3rd pair depending on needs -the more extreme the styling, the less versatile the shoe.<br> <br> Tino Leather - http://Www.Savethestudent.org/?s=Tino%20Leather Shoes - https://myspace.com/giaydanamtino for Men<br> <br> Men's Dress Boots<br> <br> Dress boots are meant to be worn when the weather dictates protecting the ankles from water, mud, and snow -in levels of formality they should not be worn with a suit, although they can if the weather calls for it. If wearing under fair weather conditions, boots should be worn under the rules applicable to a pair of informal bluchers.<br> <br> Style variations include cap toe, wing tip, brogues, wide variation in materials especially water resistant leather cuts.<br> <br> Appropriate for a sports jacket and odd trousers or jeans. Only wear with a suit in rainy/snowy weather.<br> <br> A man should consider boots if he is exposed to conditions that warrant their wear -otherwise, reserve them for your 4th to 5thpair.<br> <br> Men's Loafers or Slip-ons<br> <br> The least dressy choice, they are a product of comfort and convenience.<br> <br> Only with a suit when traveling, they are at home with a casual odd jacket and trousers minus necktie. Can be worn with jeans or chinos as well.<br> <br> Style variations are wide -usually the more delicate and closer resemblance to oxfords the more dressy. Also, the greater the exposure of socks, the less formal.<br> <br> Common variations are monk straps, tassel loafers, penny loafers, unlaced moccasins.<br> <br> Loafers are a traveler's best friend – easy to slip on and off when going through airport security or when relaxing on the plane,I recommend they be the 2nd pair a traveling - http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/traveling man owns or the 3rd pair for a man who like to look sharp around town in jeans and button down shirt.<br> <br> All of the shoes in the pictures can be found at AceMarks. Giay nam Tino shoes<br> <br> <br> <br> Ever heard of Kickstarter? Well – AceMarks had the MOST funded fashion Kickstarter in history. <br> <br> <br> <br> They raised over $1.8 MILLION Dollars because their leather dress shoes are that good. <br> <br> <br> <br> Don't take my word for it. Check them out yourself.