/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.17045926]

penny loafers, dress shoes thread

[Anonymous No.17045927]

choice of the intellectual

[Anonymous No.17045930]

[Anonymous No.17045937]

>>17045926
I'm not a fan of slip on shoes

[Anonymous No.17045949]

what are some cheaper chunky loafer options? The doc marten adrian is the perfect silhouette for my closet but I just don't like the rubber sole. GH Bass has some nice lug loafer but they just seem slightly too narrow for my liking.

[Anonymous No.17045951]

>>17045930
>shawl - tassel loafers in black

a fave and most dressy variation of men's leather loafers and pairing with black joggers is definitely edgy as outside of /TIP/ paradigm

[Anonymous No.17045958]

>>17045926
>gold horsebit-buckled mules
>effeminate Mule slide
>Mullet of men's slip-ons leather shoes

VERY ODD COMBINATION of black dressy look in leather, with effeminate backless Mule (very casual + fem imo), and gold-horsebit buckle, so it's literally almost the effeminate Mullet of men's slip-ons. Personally an abomination imo.

[Anonymous No.17045959]

someone post infograph-chart of men's slip-on leather shoes showing degrees of dressiness

[Anonymous No.17045969]

i just ordered a pair of these morjas for an event. what can you wear with them?

[Anonymous No.17045982]

>>17045969
Black Shawl/Tassel Loafers are most dressy of men's slip-on leather shoes and would look best with charcoal gray (or tan in Spring/Summer) dress slacks in wool paired with sports jacket/blazer in black or dark navy. The picrel example is excellent idea with muted micro-check pattern slacks with dark gray socks. Awesome cop anon.

[Anonymous No.17045995]

>>17045982
Thanks. I almost went with the penny loafers but decided to go with the tassel

[Anonymous No.17045996]

>>17045982
>Tan pants
>Black tassel loafers
No, black doesn't look good with tan

[Anonymous No.17045999]

>>17045927
Wear socks homo

[Anonymous No.17046010]

Thoughts? Cop/drop?

[Anonymous No.17046059]

>>17046010
Based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.17046082]

>>17045996
>beige / tan is a versatile color as it black
Tan / beige slacks are in neutral color and if paired with black or charcoal sports jacket / blazer, the black leather dress shoes will be complementary and tie-in with the fit. The colors in any necktie or sweater in charcoal can be used to tie the black shoes into fit.

[Anonymous No.17046085]

>>17046010
Effay suede / buckskin tassel loafers

[Anonymous No.17046095]

>>17045927
Eeeewww

[Anonymous No.17046096]

>>17045927
not the type of loafers or slip-ons for barefeet as they're too dressy : driving moccasins, or possibly penny loafers -- if you're going for an 80s fratboy /TIP/ look

[Anonymous No.17046103]

it only works on tanned mediteran older Men...

[Anonymous No.17046452]

>>17045926
eww I did not need to see that

[Anonymous No.17046920]

>>17045959
seconded

[Anonymous No.17046945]

are penny loafers feminine? fags co-opted the penny loafer and the boot

[Anonymous No.17046965]

>>17046945
Lol we didn't co opted it, you abandoned it.

[Anonymous No.17046973]

>>17046945
boots are not gay you faggot

[Anonymous No.17047083]

>>17046973

[Anonymous No.17047085]

>>17047083
The boots don't make him gay looking. Gay guys wear literally everything so I guess you're just left with garbage bags

[Anonymous No.17047116]

opinions? what do I wear with those?

[Anonymous No.17047237]

>>17045926
eggman shaped

[Anonymous No.17047584]

>>17047116
These are *mid-tier quality* men's *casual* style shawl-tassel loafer (admittedly dressiest of loafer types), because the *thick treaded rubber sole* gives them that casual feel. Quality if leather is also abit middling.

They would be okay with chinos, dark denim or possibly wool slacks.

They aren't dressy enough to wear with dress slacks and blazer and definitely not with a suit. Leather + leather soled black (e.g., like this >>17045969), (or in oxblood depending on color scheme of fit) would be necessary for dressy fits.

[Anonymous No.17047593]

>>17046096
This, I wear my old driving mocs with any pair of shorts and throw on a hoodie and it looks fine. I think that dude you're responding to has real autism

[Anonymous No.17047850]

i like these, price is pretty steep though.

[Anonymous No.17047876]

>>17047850
For that price I'd go Alden. Rancourt has a similar style and a lower price

[Anonymous No.17047883]

>>17047876
>alden
Not into overly dressy stuff, also paraboot is great quality.
>rancourt
Interesting, the beefroll model looks nice but i'm not a fan of the different coloured stitching.

[Anonymous No.17047898]

>>17046010
These are tight. I would wear them with jeans and a fitted regular brown t-shirt.

[Anonymous No.17048505]

super gay

[Anonymous No.17048546]

>>17045926
Let's play "Guess the Gender".

[Anonymous No.17048624]

>>17045951
those are shitty weejuns, not formal at all
>>17045969
dark denim
>>17046010
really ugly
>>17047116
ugly
>>17047850
just get the michael
>>17047876
neither of those brands make anything similar to that shoe. consistently shit advice

[Anonymous No.17049071]

lenny poafers

[Anonymous No.17049089]

HHNNNGG

[Anonymous No.17049101]

>>17045996
>black doesn't look good with tan
Imagine being this wrong

[Anonymous No.17049175]

Been living in picrel for the past month. 11/10 would recommend

[Anonymous No.17049193]

>>17047116
A good shoe should only allow a small bic pen under the toe
If you can fit a whole finger (or more) the shoe is poorly made

[Anonymous No.17049195]

[Anonymous No.17049697]

>>17048546
potato

[Anonymous No.17049829]

>>17049195
very stylishly casual chocolate brown suede penny loafers and mirin the colorfully woven patterned carpet

[Anonymous No.17049868]

How are loafers actually supposed to fit?
According to my foot length and the online size guide im size 44 perfectly, but when i went to the store and tried some on the size 44 was way too loose and nearly flopping around, and 43 was only slightly too small. Do loafers expand slightly after getting worn in like other leather shoes?

[Anonymous No.17049873]

I really like loafers, but always have trouble finding a pair that fir my wide right foot. I want to get some nice dress shoes, but it's hard to determine size online, and I don't really have the opportunity to try them on.

[Anonymous No.17050284]

>>17049195
where to cop, looks perfectly casual

[Anonymous No.17050305]

>>17050284
Alden unlined penny loafers dark brown

[Anonymous No.17050959]

>>17045926
Looks like hes about to inhale a neighborhood full of cocks

[Anonymous No.17051833]

>>17045926
>>17050959
>Looks like hes about to inhale a neighborhood full of cocks

EXACTLY LMFAO

[Anonymous No.17052059]

>>17045930
>how to: wear loafers
>put on feet
>go outside

[Anonymous No.17052078]

i love bass weejuns but the break in period is fucking PAINFUL

[Anonymous No.17052079]

>>17051833
HAHA IM DEAD FR LMAOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.17052081]

>>17045930
This is more how not to. Sweatpants and without socks, what the fuck? He's even wearing black loafers.

[Anonymous No.17052085]

>>17052081
>Athleisure x TIPS hybrid

breaking new ground and innovation afaics ;3

[Anonymous No.17052104]

>>17052085
Innovations in looking like shit!
>>17047850
Leather looks cheap somehow and the sole is way too chunky for this type of shoe.
>>17047116
Also too chunky sole.
>>17047083
It's not gay to wear boots just because a gay wore boots.
>>17045969
Best looking black loafer in the thread, this is what a black penny loafer's sole should look like. Nice find.

[Anonymous No.17052245]

>>17052104
>trying this hard to sound like expert opinion yet ends up calling a tassel loafer a penny loafer

[Anonymous No.17052342]

>>17048546
is shitbag a gender?

[Anonymous No.17052362]

>>17052245
Oops, said penny because that's what I am wearing today :^) Glad that's the only thing you disagreed with though.

[Anonymous No.17052443]

>>17052362
I disagree with your comments about soles, medium thick soles like the ones you commented on are fine for casual outfits, not everyone is wearing thin soled dressy loafers.
Totally depends on the rest of the fit.
Also paraboot uses great quality french leather, nothing cheap about it, maybe the product photo is confusing you, but it doesn't look cheap to me.

[Anonymous No.17052447]

>>17045927
The only person I've ever seen do this in my entire life was this old guy from Italy who was a friend of a friend.

[Anonymous No.17052563]

w2c these bidens? are these loafers?

[Anonymous No.17052654]

what's a good shoe for a McDonald's service worker?

[Anonymous No.17052778]

>>17052563
>are these loafers
lurk moar

p.s. edward green piccadilly
(you can't afford them)

[Anonymous No.17053396]

>>17048546
corn/syrup

[Anonymous No.17053694]

>>17052078
+1 G.H. Bass & Co. "Weejuns"

Classic Americana /TIP/ penny loafers /10

[Anonymous No.17053927]

>>17049089
i like but have no idea what'd match

[Anonymous No.17053943]

>>17049089
Actually two-tone and three-tone shoes are very versatile because of multiple colors.

So you could use the brown to match with earthtones, or the forest green to match with navy blue or the white to match with white in summer shorts / slacks fit.

You would choose one or even two colors to tie into an outfit. Very based option tbvh.

[Anonymous No.17053948]

>>17045926
As a allen bootguy meself, this shit is fucking awful.

[Anonymous No.17054487]

>>17053948
Kek

[Anonymous No.17054731]

Why do you people like these so much?

Are you aware of how faggy they are? For fuck sake, I'm a wannabe femboy who epilates his whole body and takes things up the bootyhole, and I would never be caught dead in anything this weak and pathetic looking. OP's pic is on point

[Anonymous No.17054740]

>>17054731
I am aware of how faggy loafers and chelsea boots look which is why I, a major fag, am not wearing them.

I think if you are really masculine you can pull it off but if you're a bit of a fag (even if straight) it just makes you look like an effeminate sissy.

[Anonymous No.17054747]

>>17045926
"By their fruits shall you know them."

[Anonymous No.17055128]

>>17048546
Xe/Xir

[Anonymous No.17055983]

>>17054731
>>17054740
Guys' loafers are stylish and convenient because they're leather and slip-on. You can dress them up and down depending on fit. You think they're effeminate because of dominance of Athleisure look in clothes and shoes (trainers and vans) in 2022, and loss of connection with /TIP/ - preppy style as daily wear. To me it seems pretty regular casual, but to you it's like somehow retro-weird or foreign.

[Anonymous No.17056130]

>>17045959
Are you saying to create one or is there one floating around already?

[Anonymous No.17056170]

>>17052778
Why are Putin's 750 Loro Pianas a problem to the media but not Biden's piccadilly's?

[Anonymous No.17056190]

>>17055983
they look like girl shoes with the metal pieces and bare ankles

[Anonymous No.17056193]

>>17045959
>>17056130
>someone post infograph-chart of men's slip-on leather shoes showing degrees of dressiness

There's /fa/ infograph-chart for all types of men's loafers - slip-on shoes I've seen posted before

Someone please repost. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.17056202]

>>17056190
Not all loafers have metal buckles (e.g., leather plain or penny loafers) and how much ankle showing totally depends on the hem and break of pants worn.

OP pic of fat faggot shows him wearing slides or mules with metal buckle. Totally misleading pic because loafers are closed shoes with backs.

[Anonymous No.17056214]

>>17056202
>slides or mules
he's just bloated and his ankles are too swollen to get his fat feet back in his too small girl loafers

[Anonymous No.17056237]

>>17045926
https://gifer.com/en/gifs/leggings

[Anonymous No.17056274]

>>17045926
>>17056214
>horsebit buckle slides - mules for men in black leather

Yeahh they unfortunately do actually exist irl for men like in picrel made by Gucci.

[Anonymous No.17056291]

>>17056274
I could see those on picrel, but not on OP

[Anonymous No.17056313]

>>17056291
Exactly what was in back of my mind. Gucci / leather slides are super-niche and would only work / look cool on very masculine and sophisticated looking dudes (and are often worn by Mena guys.). Simple as.

[Anonymous No.17056346]

>>17056291
i ship them so hard broes

[Anonymous No.17056404]

>>17045927
Elf shoes

[Anonymous No.17057638]

>>17056346
>ship

means wtf?

[Anonymous No.17057683]

>>17052654
Honestly I’d just tell you to wear some vans, no one really cares. But you’ll be on your feet all the time so I’d say anything cushioned. I say this as a former retail worker. Function over form is your thinking, especially if behind a counter

[Anonymous No.17057774]

>>17048546
american

[Anonymous No.17057783]

>>17057638
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/shanghaied

[Anonymous No.17058491]

>>17056346
>>17057783
idiomatic expression in English slang?

[Anonymous No.17058524]

just bought some clean black oxford shoes. feeling pretty good about myself

[Anonymous No.17058556]

>>17058524
Oxfords in black leather are an essential dressy staple of men's wardrobe but black and oxblood loafers are key option for more casual looks with slacks / sweater / sports jacket.

[Anonymous No.17058971]

>>17056291
Sweet Jamal

[Anonymous No.17060516]

>>17054747
based af

[Anonymous No.17060588]

what is the best horse bit loafer for the money? I'm not sure if I should save for a really expensive pair or not