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Offered Without Comment: Men’s Wearhouse Dress Loafers

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burgundy dress velvet loafers

Burgundy Velvet Dress Loafers w/ genuine crocodile strap – $299

 

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  7. Joe, you’ve found the perfect shoes to go with my “Dave Chappelle Silky Johnson” Halloween costume. Thanks!

  10. “Offered Without Comment: Men’s Wearhouse Dress Loafers”

    I think there’s a typo in this article’s title. It’s spelled “WHORE HOUSE”.

  11. That will go perfect with my…Well hell, I don’t have anything that will compliment. I think that is a good thing!

  12. Not necessarily. Not all loafers are moc stitched, just as not all slip-ons are loafers. But, in both cases, many if not most are.

  20. I’d rather wear those over the stupid pilgrim shoes… I mean monk straps… that dappered is always pimping. No… monk straps do not cross the line between casual and formal. No matter how much you want them too.

  21. It must be nice to live in a world in which you have absolute certainty about the formality of men’s dress shoes. Over a highly regarded website specializing in men’s apparel and shoes. That must be nice.

  22. Some dude at Men’s Wearhouse just got a GREAT deal on some close out crocodile leather in “Red Red Wine”, but not enough for a full run of shoes.

  24. I seriously exerted a lot of effort to come into this with an open mind. Saw the croc on the bottom… “Oh, that’s not promising. Still, let’s see what they’ve done.” And then I scrolled down.

    The only way I can describe them: It’s as if one of Santa’s elves decided to seek out a second career as a ’70s pimp.

  25. The world is not ready for your mind…this should have as many upvotes as Disqus will allow.

  26. If ever i’m lucky enough to kick down a door…or roundhouse kick a disrespectful man to the face…these will be the shoes I will wear. Insult to injury.

    May the archeologists that discover our civilization in 500 years never see these.

  27. I’m partly of the mind that when a retailer makes such outlandish assumptions of its audience, the audience should speak up by shopping elsewhere

  33. The funniest thing about these is the contrast between the discussion here (costumes, etc) and how I suspect they’ll actually be worn (w/ bootcut true religion jeans and and a bar-giftshop tee)

  34. You misunderstand. These in fact are the correct loafers for wear WITH a burgundy velvet dress.

  41. Does the pope know you took his shoes? (Technically the pope before Francis. IDK what his name is — not catholic.)

  42. These belong in a Big Tymers video. “Gator boots, with the pimped out Gucci suits…”

  45. What the hell were they thinking? I mean, who would wear those chiseled toes? If they’d just rounded them a bit these things would rock like Amadeus!