The old saying that shoes make the man? It’s true. It’s not difficult to choose the right shoe for you, given the wide variety of footwear available to men. Do you want to make a strong first impression? A pair of shiny, elegant dress shoes is the way to go. You’re trying to be a stuntman while you’re walking down the street. Sneakers are the way forward. Are you a victim of sudden snowstorms? Boots, my man. The real questions are: What is the best way to get around? KindYou have the choice of sneakers, boots, or dress shoes. Where do I even begin?
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Well, gosh, you’ve come to exactly the right URL. We’re here to guide you through just about every style of shoes for men that’s relevant in 2022. We have all the footwear options that you need, whether you are looking to create a new wardrobe, find the perfect gift, or just put together a decent outfit. Here’s everything you need for a great pair of shoes, from sturdy brogues to classic runners.
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When you’re suiting up for date night, a wedding, or any other type of formal occasion, a slick and shiny pair of dress shoes is still the way to go.
Oxfords
The most classic form of dress shoe—also known as a balmoral—Oxfords feature a vamp (the front section of the shoe, about where the ball of the foot meets the instep) sewn on top of the eyelets (the section where the shoe laces are laced), which resultsi in an especially sleek, formal look.
Cap Toes
Cap toe shoes have an extra layer on top of the leather to protect your toes.
Brogues
While you may think of the holes as decorative, they were originally designed to keep bog water out of your shoes while you stroll through the countryside. Brogues are typically heavier than most dress shoes and look great with thicker wool trousers.
Sneakers originated in the worlds of athletics but have become a dominant part of the modern footwear market. There are many options for you, whether you’re a gym rat, street style guru, or just looking for comfortable shoes to take on your morning walks.
Running shoes
Today’s most fashionable running shoes are loaded with tech-y details. They can also withstand the rigors of the street and runway.
Basketball Shoes
Basketball has produced some of the most well-known and popular sneakers on the planet, from Chuck Taylors to Air Jordans. Basketball shoes are still the most fashion-forward kicks, thanks to the NBA being the most fashionable sports league.
Skate Shoes
From the canvas-andrubber numbers that flooded Venice Beach’s boardwalk in the ‘60s, to the puffy-tongued behemoths worn by mall kids in the ’90s, to the hybridized sneakers worn at the Olympics today, skate shoes have come a very long way—and stayed plenty stylish along the way. They’These pants are the perfect way to express your carefree skate rat style.
Tennis Shoes
There is a reason people often call simply to ask for help. AllSneakers “tennis shoes”The most iconic sneakers, such as the Converse Jack Purcell and Adidas Stan Smith, are timeless and essential. Although they might not have the power to keep up with the hardcourt, these classic styles can be worn with almost everything in your closet.
When you’re facing a tough situation—be it bad weather or a long day of hard work—you need a sturdy pair of boots at the ready. These boots are the best all-year-round options.
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Hiking boots
You don’t have to climb actual mountains to appreciate the appeal of hiking boots. Modern versions use lightweight materials such as Gore-Tex, but older models are more rugged and heavy-duty. The boot will look great with everything, from blue jeans and hoodies to swishy cargo trousers and flannel tops, and it will provide you with plenty of support and weather protection.
Chukka Boots
Originally designed as a rugged and lightweight boot for British troops stationed in desert locales, the chukka boot has since become a casual footwear icon—the perfect ‘tweener option for throwing on with jeans or khakis just about anytime you’re going anywhere not quite formal.
Chelsea Boots
Purportedly invented by Queen Victoria’s shoemaker in the 1830s, Chelsea boots are distinguished by their elastic side panels, allowing the wearer to slip the ankle-high silhouette on securely without the aid of laces. Made famous by the Beatles in the 1960s, Chelsea boots generally cut a sleek and dressy figure—perfect for trim, tailored pants. Blundstone and Dr. Martens both make Chelseas with more weight, which are perfect for pairing with wide-leg bottoms like canvas painters or canvas painters pants.
Work Boots
A pair of genuine work boots are built to withstand the rigors of hard labor. Think thick soles, thick leather and waterproof materials. They’ll blend well with any pair of jeans and a waxed jacket, of course, but don’t be afraid to try them with some chinos and a button-up shirt.
Dress Boots
Imagine your favorite pair of dress shoes. Now imagine them taller. These are dress boots.
Cowboy Boots
Yee—and I cannot stress this enough—haw. Cowboy boots can be flashy, rugged and elegant all at once. And while they’re an obvious fit for some bootcut jeans and a western shirt, they’re way more versatile than you think. You can subvert your most elegant suit with ’em, or go grunge with thrashed jeans paired with a fuzzy cardigan.
No laces, no problem. These styles are great for warmer months because they are low-profile and low-stress.
Sandals
Whether you’re more of a strappy open-toe guy, a woven leather closed-toe fella, or a staunch slides-over-everything supporter, you absolutely need a pair of great sandals (or three!) in your life. Oh, and socks with sandals! VeryFly at the moment, we don’t kid you.
Loafers
Slip-on sneaker casualness meets dress shoe construction. There are a near endless array of loafers out there—from fancier bit loafers to classic penny loafers to heavyweight versions with big lug soles—but all of them dress up and down with absolute ease. They are the perfect way to give a summer suit a casual touch or make a casual polo with shorts look more sophisticated.
Mules and Clogs
Do you ever wish you could wear your house shoes out in public? Clogs and mules can be your solution. They combine all the comfort of bedtime slippers with the support you need for daily life. They also deliver the kind of funky, good-weird energy that great fits need.
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