Would these be a versatile option for someone building their footwear wardrobe?
Trying to build out a very basic wardrobe to build off of. I live in a climate thats about 70% colder/ wetter winter and I think these would be a great casual waterproof option. What do yall think?
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versatility depends on what other things you own and what things you do
what kinds of outfits would you typically be wearing with these? pics (either of your fits or of example fits from #waywt or #inspiration or elsewhere online) will help here
(in a vacuum i am not a fan; i think they're trying to be both a sneaker and a boot but not really doing either well but that is just my single opinion)
Yea that’s what I was kinda thinking as well. Might as well try and find some full height timbs. But as far as inspiration goes, i’m still trying to figure out how to communicate the style I’m looking for. Right now trying to focus on getting some super basics that just fit well and that I can build off of
that's certainly fair
Essentially the basic wardrobe rn
someone in a different thread had a similar question of figuring out a basic style and i think the string of comments that starts here applies here https://discord.com/channels/1116793467654381685/1280089776669851659/1280129852594458676
you don't need to have the exact name and details of a particular personal style right away, despite what the internet may tell you
by looking at other people's fits (or your own) and seeing what you like or dislike about them, your preferences will form the foundation of your personal style
I'd spring for some actual boots, like Zeo said - these teeter on the line of sneaker and boot without really committing to one or the other
Since you're in a more cold/wet climate I'd get some blundstones for rain and 6inch wheat timbs for cold/snow (since you seem to be drawn to that colorway)