Mens' Shoes for Clubbing

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hmm These Triple S people seem to do some decent stuff, but it's rather off-putting when a company can't even be arsed to iron the shirts they put on their models - and 'upmarket' is a bit ambitious for Burton. Most Burton stuff is just very boring and often such low quality it falls apart. (Although better than topman quality, it must be said)

Reply 21

village_anonymous

Dionysus

Because they can't be arsed to iron shirts you won't go there? Lol ok that's weird.

Reply 22

Dionysus

It just doesn't suggest they care very much, therefore they probably don't care about the standards they put into their products. I mean if you bother to hire a model for a shoot, why would you then photograph a creased shirt? And it's the same all over the website. It's just shoddy. I don't mean slightly creased - I mean that it looks like they just came out of the wash. It's awful.

Reply 23

Sparkzz

fps_cam

where can these be purchased. love them

nike outlets
i got mine from one in ashford, kent
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Reply 24

village_anonymous

Dionysus

Maybe that's how you wear them? Or maybe it suggests that they aren't trying to make everything look perfect, but instead like in real life. The picture of a McDonalds Big Mac is not necessarily what you get at all. It's misleading.

Reply 25

dread

I have a pair of stonefly mens shoes, cost me fortune, but they have some gel stuff in the sole, it's like wearing nike air, difference is I don't have the nob of a bouncer saying no trainers mate. check them out they are un real if you want to go all night

Reply 26

Leard

I normally wear a pair of plimsolls or converse allstars with slim fit jeans.

Reply 27

rj1990

Damn some of guys wear such queer shoes!

Do you guys honestly wear those black formal shoes with jeans??

How old are you? 82?

Reply 28

Reformed2010

rj1990

Damn some of guys wear such queer shoes!

Do you guys honestly wear those black formal shoes with jeans??

How old are you? 82?

I agree. Accept the queer part. Those shoes are rather formal and I can honestly say I know no one my age who would wear them to typical club. Maybe to a wine bar or restaurant, but not to a standard club. However each to their own.

Reply 29

kiwietnana

I bought a pair of shiny black trainers that look like the Cryuff ones for £40 from Zara last Summer. Always get compliments and questions as to where I got them from. They're cheap and practical as you don't want to spend too much on something that will get rubbish and urine all over it, especially for guys so be sensible. No point in spending £200 on some D&G ones when they're just going to get gum and urine all over it as soon as you walk into the toilet.

Reply 30

themanbearpig

I wear boots because they add an extra 2" to my height, so im 5"11.. w00t

Reply 31

TheGreatest21

Wow, so people are now buying into Nike trainers with a bird poo print on them? :s-smilie:

Reply 32

cdsmith1990

rj1990

Damn some of guys wear such queer shoes!

Do you guys honestly wear those black formal shoes with jeans??

How old are you? 82?

This.

Not so much queer, but to be honest, for clubbing ie. getting pissed and trying to dance, it's ridiculous that you have to buy and wear Victorian style tuxedo shoes for some club with a stupid dress code policy..

These are the 'smartest' I'd wear for a night out, £16..

http://www.topman.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?beginIndex=0&viewAllFlag=&catalogId=17551&storeId=12555&categoryId=60952&parent_category_rn=38998&productId=768299&langId=-1

Saying that, I don't go to clubs with those door codes, dubstep / DnB and rock / alt. clubs let you wear anything...

Reply 33

rj1990

Surely a nice pair of Fred Perry's are smart enough?

Reply 34

Reformed2010

cdsmith1990

Agreed. Rarely I see some 'formal' shoes and I'm thinking, what are you guys thinking? this is a bloody student night. Let alone a club that doesn't even have a strict dress code. No way am I getting piss and vomit on formal shoes :lol: