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McNairy is back with this desert camouflage option to satisfy your insatiable hunger for dress shoes that go against the norm. You might remember the woodland camouflage option he came out with a month ago.
These shoes are available (phone orders only) at Standard ATL for I’m assuming around $395; the price of the woodland ones.
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$7 for the crochet pattern if you have the skills to crochet them yourself. Otherwise contact Miligurumis and they will make you a pair for $70.
According to their facebook page there is a Sherman tank version in the works.
Hat tip: Matt
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Diemme has made Stone Island‘s footwear for a few seasons now. I especially like the contract of the olive drab and brown nylon. The black on black ones are nice too, but a bit too plain for me. The boots contain Vibram outer soles, so you know this isn’t your standard issue military boot.
Available at HAVEN for $515 CAD ($526 USD). I dare someone to show up at basic training with these.
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I already made a Mr. Rogers joke in a prior cardigan post, so I’m out of clever things to say.
Available at What Price Glory for $75 USD. Available in cream or olive drab. For the price, you really can’t go wrong. Layer it over an ENDO Apparel t-shirt or a button down if your trying to look sharp. What Price Glory is a leading suppler for American, British, and German militaria. Some original items, some reproductions.
The only thing I have left to say is that I’m a bit confused by the What Price Glory name. Is it a statement or a question?
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Based on the Original Achilles sneaker from Common Projects.
Both versions of the sneaker are available over at UNIS for $389 USD.
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I don’t yet own any driving moccasins, but I am definitely going to pick up some sort of pair when I cop my next new car. If you drive lots you’d understand. 10+ hours in Timberland boots, AF1s etc… is NOT comfortable. Same goes for flying long distances.
You can pick up the above driving moccasins over at Android Homme for $190 USD.