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3rd February 09, 11:48 AM
#15
Personally I have no problem with Ghille Brogues, though I would be inclined to only wear them with a PC.
I appreciate that "buckle brogues"/"mary janes"/etc. are considered traditional formal footwear, but they're not quite to my taste for my own wear. (The same applies for glengarrys, balmorals, Montrose doublets, and the like.)
 Originally Posted by Courtmount
What would you think of this (in black). I will be tempted if my issue brogues ever wear out:

I do like "monk" shoes, however, and think they shoes above would be just fine for daywear. I wouldn't have a problem with a black pair being worn in lieu of ghillie brogues or any of the aforementioned "buckle" shoes, but I appreciate that this might not be deemed proper by some. I suppose it depends on the level of formality. ("Close, but no cigar?")
I've been considering the following myself, in fact -- the first to be worn with my Braemar, perhaps; the second for more casual wear:

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