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Out of the vehicle. Trudging long distances.
I second your opinion.
Inside the shoes the fur is desired to make your feet feel warm. Thanks for the article.
Is there anyone here who lives in the cold places like Michigan, Alaska, or Canada? What kind of shoes do you wear in winters when it is below zero outside? It seems impossible to purchase stylish shoes for that cold weather. While brands like UGG definitely suck stylewise, brands like Barker don't even produce shoes for that weather.
The lower part of my heels start to grind off intensely around the outer edges within a month.
The heels of my leather shoes I use outdoors tend to ruin pretty fast that brings the question if my shoes are appropriate for outdoor wearing. Is there a difference in the sole and heel structure, shape, and material between the indoors and outdoors leather shoes? Alann Flusser wrote about the difference in shape between the dress type and outdoors type in the chapter Tailored Ankle in his Dressing the Man book. However, I didn't really get what he meant.
I always used to get rid of my jeans if they started to have any minute holes. The other day I noticed my blue jeans got thinner in some place so you can even see the white threads. It is almost a hole. This time however I'm trying to find a way to fix it. I wonder what the best way to fix it could be. Sewing jeans up doesn't seem to be a good idea.
I don't think burgundy is more versatile than tan.
What is correct then except for black and brown?
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