Rockport.com has
Rockport Men's Everett Oxford Shoes (Black or Brown) for $70 - $37.01 with promo code
EVERETTRFS = $32.99.
Shipping is free.
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Offer Notes:
- If shipping is not free after applying code, switch to upgraded ($15 Shipping) then back to free shipping, this should fix the issue.
- Sizing & availability may vary.
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EVERETTRFS):
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Other well built dress/business casual shoes in this call to look for: Florsheim, Nunn Bush (nicest insole), Aldo, Cole Haan, Stacey Adams, and even Banana Republic.
The thing to look for is the leather soles. If they're all rubber (especially light-weight black rubber), they're probably their lower-end models. The soles that are all leather or leather with rubber skid pads are usually the higher-end line. Search these out at discount stores or on-line sales (Macys and JCPenney are famous for shoe blowouts at the beginning of the year). If you can, buy a few pairs to keep them rotated.
I wear dress shoes to work and rotate about 10 different pairs, so I put new ones in stock in my closet when I can get a good price.
That's my "make your feet look good" advice. Hope it helps
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I still treasure my older shoes which are made in Italy of pure leather and only cost me $49 from Macys back then. 6 yrs and still going strong. All I do is polish them for a new look.
Other well built dress/business casual shoes in this call to look for: Florsheim, Nunn Bush (nicest insole), Aldo, Cole Haan, Stacey Adams, and even Banana Republic.
The thing to look for is the leather soles. If they're all rubber (especially light-weight black rubber), they're probably their lower-end models. The soles that are all leather or leather with rubber skid pads are usually the higher-end line. Search these out at discount stores or on-line sales (Macys and JCPenney are famous for shoe blowouts at the beginning of the year). If you can, buy a few pairs to keep them rotated.
I wear dress shoes to work and rotate about 10 different pairs, so I put new ones in stock in my closet when I can get a good price.
That's my "make your feet look good" advice. Hope it helps
I still treasure my older shoes which are made in Italy of pure leather and only cost me $49 from Macys back then. 6 yrs and still going strong. All I do is polish them for a new look.
The problem is shoes with high grade synthetics are often the same price as leather counterparts. I have a pair of Cole Hann dress shoes with a synthetic upper plus rayon mesh slots for venting. They look great and they're honestly as comfortable as sneakers, and they've held up really well for 2 years now (just had to change the insoles a couple of times).
Bad synthetics will start to peel and are very susceptible to scratches and wearing. I had a pair of Stacey Adams shoes that looked like a frayed shirt toward the back of my right foot from it rubbing on the carpet of my car while my foot was on the gas pedal.
Yeah- if you can get some true Italian leather shoes, you're going to have them for decades if you take care of them. I'll see pairs of Ferragamos or Brunis in thrift stores beat to hell and have been tempted to buy them and get them reconditioned, but I have too many projects going on as it is
they do tend to wear out kind of quickly though, but for ~$30 I just keep buying them
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My size is not available though.
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