Leather shoes for office work

[eatshitndie]

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poorest KG codger like me us the wear for at least, minimum 69 years.

can ask

@eatshitndie.



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for work at the office, don't need sexpensive leather shoes. bata leather wing tipped slip-on shoes will do. only $169. slip-on is best as you don't need to sit down to tie shoe laces. in asia, men and women are required to remove shoes very frequently at own home or someone else's home. moreover, a loose shoe lace in sg will get shit and pee on it as you drag it through the (wet) floor of a pubic bathroom. get 2 pairs as you need to rotate them using one pair for mondays, wednesdays, fridays and other pair for tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays (for most companies, sg need to do away with saturday as a workday). both will last you at least 6.9 years as wear and tear in sg due to humidity and amount of walking are on the very high side. you may wish to keep an atas black pair ($696) in a box for special occasions such as weddings, gala dinners, opera nights, symphony evenings, black tie events, and funerals. no point having a sexpensive pair and wearing them daily for work.

 

[AhMeng]

get 2 pairs as you need to rotate them using one pair for mondays, wednesdays, fridays and other pair for tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays

Hey, why you follow my routine???

 

[eatshitndie]

Hey, why you follow my routine???

i told claire my shoe rotation in her bata thread as she was surprised that her well heeled bf’s favorite shoe store was (lowly) bata. but i don’t wear bata as there’s no bata where i am. i rotate a pair of teva sports sandals. only $69 per pair. puppy chewed up the locking strap of the 1st 2 pairs, and i’m on my 3rd and 4th pairs now. i’ve been doing shoe rotation with dual pairs for the past 16.9 years.

 

[AhMeng]

i told claire my shoe rotation in her bata thread as she was surprised that her well heeled bf’s favorite shoe store was (lowly) bata. but i don’t wear bata as there’s no bata where i am. i rotate a pair of teva sports sandals. only $69 per pair. puppy chewed up the locking strap of the 1st 2 pairs, and i’m on my 3rd and 4th pairs now. i’ve been doing shoe rotation with dual pairs for the past 16.9 years.

You still love Claire?

 

[eatshitndie]

You still love Claire?

claire is my sister. i have a crush on her bff sue.

 

[AhMeng]

claire is my sister. i have a crush on her bff sue.

Horny man you.

 

[Baccara77]

Do not wear a pair of leather shoes for two consecutive days, because the leather needs a rest to get back in shape,

Thanks. Laksaboy made a very good point about shoes below $100. I owned many Bata shoes below $100 but none lasted more than a year. But my Dr Marten's lasted 10 years.

 

[Baccara77]

for work at the office, don't need sexpensive leather shoes. bata leather wing tipped slip-on shoes will do. only $169. slip-on is best as you don't need to sit down to tie shoe laces. in asia, men and women are required to remove shoes very frequently at own home or someone else's home. moreover, a loose shoe lace in sg will get shit and pee on it as you drag it through the (wet) floor of a pubic bathroom. get 2 pairs as you need to rotate them using one pair for mondays, wednesdays, fridays and other pair for tuesdays, thursdays, saturdays (for most companies, sg need to do away with saturday as a workday). both will last you at least 6.9 years as wear and tear in sg due to humidity and amount of walking are on the very high side. you may wish to keep an atas black pair ($696) in a box for special occasions such as weddings, gala dinners, opera nights, symphony evenings, black tie events, and funerals. no point having a sexpensive pair and wearing them daily for work.
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As much as I dislike tying shoelaces, I find that shoes without shoelaces seem to lack a "nose". It reminds me of some of those Japanese/Korean cars that don't have a characteristic front grille. The reason BMW and Benz appear handsome must have been due to the unique front grille.

 

[eatshitndie]

As much as I dislike tying shoelaces, I find that shoes without shoelaces seem to lack a "nose". It reminds me of some of those Japanese/Korean cars that don't have a characteristic front grille. The reason BMW and Benz appear handsome must have been due to the unique front grille.

for me i prefer smooth surfaces, minimum design, and clean lines, like porsche.

 

[Papsmearer]

Maybe Ho Ching has a medical condition, her feet require good ventilation.

Yup, she has to tell Pinky to stop sucking on her toes until so wrinkled she cannot wear shoes.

 

[Papsmearer]

Bally shoes are the best. Made in Switzerland and not Italy. But now, bought over by PRC chinks, so I expect the standard to fall.

 

[Huatable]

I like this design by Timberland, but it's $259. I think it's too much to pay for a pair of shoes. But a flat sole all the way will be better.

This pair is 80% cheaper, similar quality and design. SAF brand.

 

[Semaj2357]

As much as I dislike tying shoelaces, I find that shoes without shoelaces seem to lack a "nose". It reminds me of some of those Japanese/Korean cars that don't have a characteristic front grille. The reason BMW and Benz appear handsome must have been due to the unique front grille.

agree absolutely, hence foreskins are necessary to prevent sunburn

for me i prefer smooth surfaces, minimum design, and clean lines, like porsche.

hanor, shiny hairless back and sides also look posh, telly savalas ko-jacked it into a fashion statement way back in the early 70's - the women substituted sucking lollis and made tea-bagging fashionable as a means get their way to the (kepala) top