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20th October 10, 03:19 PM
#32
 Originally Posted by CMcG
My favourite dance shoes for the club are definitely skate shoes! Not quite right for formal wear, though apparently Prada makes patent leather brogue sneakers...
The OP purchased "Cali-brogues," which take chunky to a whole other level beyond Docs: steel toes and combat soles. I'm interested to know how troxel87 plans on wearing them? They definitely suggest an alternative approach to formal wear...
It won't be truly formal, they are for my son's christening in Washington State. I had NO black dress shoes whatsoever, and I figured that a) I'm tough on shoes most of the time, and b) they look nice enough to wear to church. Which is where I'm going 
I understand that the soles of the shoes are quite chunky and won't do well for a ball or any other black/white tie affair, but so far their comfort and durability are my main concern. Although, I didn't want to wear my brown Doc Martens to a child's christening, especially MY child's christening :P
When the spousal unit allows me off restriction from large purchases, I will be investing in a nice pair of brogues, as I do occasionally attend classier events that require a higher level of dress.
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