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Anonymous wrote:Sambas or Blundstones are obvious choices, though Blundstones might be too close to what you already have.

A brown Oxford would make it a little dressier.

Thank you for the ideas.

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Anonymous wrote:Sambas or Blundstones are obvious choices, though Blundstones might be too close to what you already have.

A brown Oxford would make it a little dressier.

Thank you for the ideas.

Sambas or Blundstones are obvious choices, though Blundstones might be too close to what you already have.

A brown Oxford would make it a little dressier.

Anonymous wrote:What cut of back jeans, straight leg, skinny, baggy, athletic? What is your style and body type?

Fitted straight leg (so not skinny, but also not boot cut.) Thin, fit, tall. Late 40s. Don't want to look like I am trying to be 30, but also not 50+.

I was wearing some white soled tennis shoes, but I feel like I've aged out of those. I'd wear collared button-down shirt with quarter zip sweater.

What cut of back jeans, straight leg, skinny, baggy, athletic? What is your style and body type?

I generally wear Timberland boots with black jeans, but I need to have some dressier options. Dressier as in not weathered, outdoor boots.

Any suggestions appreciated.