Three Pairs Of Shoes That Men Need To Own

In the morning, when you open your wardrobe, you should at least see three pairs of good shoes that fit for today. Of course, if you didn't throw your shoes to the bottom of the sofa, you should have a pair of exquisite leather shoes, a pair of short boots, and a pair of casual shoes with no ties, such as loafer or a pair of shoes with the above three characteristics.

　　 Sneakers First of all, your work must allow you to wear this type of shoes, but if it is only tacit consent, it is best not to. I bet that if you are over 35, when you wear Nike or Puma to the office, you must have had a strange eye. It's OK to wear shoes, if the style is right and your colleagues or boss in your office will wear this too. However, if you dress your clothes and expect others to treat you seriously, you'd better wear sneakers at the right time.

It's not the influence of sports. Historically, soldiers had influenced men's shoes instead of athletes we imagined. As early as nineteenth Century, well-dressed men wore high boots in the city or in the countryside. At that time there were two popular styles: Wellington (Wellington) and Blucher, which were invented by two British officers and Prussian officers and named after two people. Wellington asked the shoemaker in London to design a soft calf leather boot. During the day, it could wear a war and wear all kinds of occasions in the evening. The reason why the calf was used was that the cortex was the most suitable, tough and elegant. The shoes were popular until 1870s, but they were circulated in the name of the Wiley shoes (Wellie) of the farm rubber boots which appeared in France 150 years ago. The boots of the boots are a pair of ankle boots tied above the tongue of the shoe. The officers of the field commanding his army to wear these shoes because they are very convenient, and with the invention of the iron shoe holes in 1820s, shoelaces are more convenient.

In the early twentieth Century, Oxford shoes Knot shoe (Cap-toe), Wing shoe (Wing-tip), carved shoes (brogue) and Barmou Lo Dal (Balmoral) are the first choice for successful gentlemen, and they have been the classic dressing for working men. In the two World War, the market for boutique shoes has been dominated by Britain. Wet and cold weather in Britain makes the shoes made by them very strong. The way that the thick leather is stitched together with the sole of the rolled shoe makes the leather shoes look very strong, perfectly matching the suit with wide shoulder width and trousers at that time. These high quality materials and manpower must be very expensive, which should be a common saying "one penny per cent".

After 1880s, the narrow version of Western-style clothes became popular. Men's formal shoes were becoming thinner and thinner. Today's British or American Oxford shoes are much thinner than their predecessors in 1820s, but they are still fatter than Italy shoes. Related to the sun and lifestyle of the Mediterranean, Italians are not as boring as the British. Their clothing became lighter, more casual and sophisticated in the twentieth Century, so they also needed a lightweight but elegant shoe. After the two World War, a very easy to wear men's shoes were developed in this country. Instead of the previous way of thread sewing, the exquisite calf leather surface was directly glued to the thick sole. Italy shoes and thin bottom boots, which are famous for their unparalleled handwork, are the best match for their new suits.

The Italians also improved their casual shoes, including the classic American leather shoes Penny loafer. This comfortable leather slipper is easy to get from Norway fishermen in their non fishing season. American tourists discovered this kind of shoes in 1930s, and G.H.Bass started the production of this kind of shoes named Weejun in 1936. Its name comes from the derived roots of Norway English. Like blue jeans and rubberized raincoats, lazy shoes become the gender independent standing equipment in wardrobes. Gucci, a very famous manufacturer in Italy, has continued to wear leather shoes conveniently. It has upgraded its leather surface, thinned its sole and lengthened its toes. At the same time, it replaced the thin version with the shiny parts worn by Playboys or celebrities in 1870s. Today, when traveling, the comrades of the airline security inspection want to take off all your clothes and shoes. They are the most practical shoes that you can buy all over the world. But one thing you must be sure is that you have to get enough cash for your shoes. After all, a fashionable rule is that a pair of shabby leather shoes or flat leather shoes can ruin your perfect suit.