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Get some wing tip oxfords op square toes are ugly

I needed some new brown dress oxfords and looked around a bit. Look at Susan Adams "Atwell" in black (I just got brown) or "Atticus" (two-tone) for some classy shit.

>>7594532
>doesn't answer question
>suggests wing tips for a tux

>>7594429
w2c?

they're pretty square

surely you can find a pair of patent leather oxfords for cheaper than those

Somewhat related to thread but how much room should there me in the tip of dress shoes? I find that there has to be at least an inch extra length for there to be any comfort...

>>7594562
http://www.mrporter.com/product/371370

killem

>>7594545
these are literally the same shape... and aren't patent leather. so i'm guessing that this shape isn't considered a "square toe" because the shoes are still narrow?

>>7594575
>loafers
>acne
>probably over 300 dollars
>sold out anyway

yeah great selection

>>7594598

what, you're not man enough to wear loafers with your tux?

>tuxedo
>no opera pumps

what is even the point

loafers are fucking ugly

get a black pair of allen edmonds cap toe oxfords

>>7594642
yeah OP you should totally spend $350 on a pair of non-patented leather shoes for your tux

good recommendation friend

patent leather is for plebs

real men learn how to properly shine their shoes

>>7594681
>real men

>ITT tards that suggest wingtips, non-patent leather shoes, and shoes clearly out of OP's price range.

Not a surprise people call this place shit.

>>7594429
Florsheim Men's Kingston Oxford

Of course they're not Allen Edmond Copley, Acne, Alden, or any designer.

Why do you guys arbitrarily hate square toed shoes anyway?

>>7594769
so can you tell me whats wrong with the shape of the shoe in OP's pic?

>>7594796
its obviously not like this, which is what i think of when i think of "square toe"

>>7594814
picture

>>7594796
As stated, square toe.

>>7594778
Square toe reminds me of 80's fashion. Big suits, "casual formal wear", huge shoulder pads, everything boxy cut and big. It just looks clunky and ill fit to my eye.

Fits back then were just an attempt to rebel against classic styling. Still fun to watch and notice in TV and movies though.

Love laughing at American Psycho suits and long mullet hair.

>>7594836
I don;t know, a lot of square toes look fine to me. It depends on how aggressive the square is really. I wouldn't wear aggressively pointed shoes either.

>>7594836

That yupee mullet hair is a killer, dont know why u laugh at it

>>7594845
In the end there aren't any set rules. Everyone has their style and taste.

Yeah, too pointed doesn't fly. Although I do prefer my patent shoes to be more pointed than my work wear.

>>7594818
no him, but that image is exactly what i think when i hear square. op's pic isn't square, it's just not completely rounded

If you are European and on budget, buy Bexleys.

Their dress shoes are 139€ a pair, goodyear welt, good leather quality although bit stiff. Excellent value nevertheless. And crazy huge selection.

I would however put bit more and get Meermins for 160€ if in their very narrow selection of handfull of shoes have a pair you like.

>>7594925
There are extremities to square-toed shoes. OP's shoes don't have a rounded toe nor a pointed toe.

Guess where that categorizes them.

>>7594681
This dude knows whats up. Plus there's nothing more relaxing then a good polishing. Plus you'll extend the life of your shoes/boots.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrzNkhJsJm8